Aza Raskin at Mozilla Labs thinks theres got to be an easier way to create Web mashups. Today, he is announcing the launch of Ubiquity, an experiment in using natural language to invoke Web services. Ubiquity is an extension to the Firefox browser that lets you type in what you want to doinsert a map, translate this page, Twitter this block of text, search on Googleand invokes one of 30 Web services. As Raskin describes the problem in his post:
Youre writing an email to invite a friend t....
Aza Raskin at Mozilla Labs thinks theres got to be an easier way to create Web mashups. Today, he is announcing the launch of Ubiquity, an experiment in using natural langua ... Discussion
Mozilla, the company behind the popular Firefox browser, just announced a very cool project thats in the early stages of development Ubiquity, a tool that allows users to acc ... Discussion
ravelinksLabs just released an alpha (pre beta) of an add-on called ubiquity. It's like a shortcut toolset for a lot of your internet needs.
Example: you want to write an email to a ... Discussion
Mozilla Labs recently introduced Ubiquity, an experiment that will allow users to control their browser with language-based instructions and create on-demand mashups.
The ove ... Discussion
Mozilla Labs are building a non-technical mashup service called Ubiquity. The video below takes you through some very impressive applications of the tool which at this very e ... Discussion
How popular can a piece of software get before being in 'beta' is no longer a legitimate excuse for known software flaws? Or, to put it another way, is it responsible to allow ... Discussion
If you have used Quicksilver on Mac, Launchy on Windows or GnomeDo on Linux and you love the user experience, then Im sure you will love Ubiquity too. Ubiquity is an experimen ... Discussion
You’re writing an email to invite a friend to meet at a local San Francisco restaurant that neither of you has been to. You’d like to include a map. Today, this involves the ... Discussion
Mozilla Labs announced today that it has released a new solution called Ubiquity, which will try to bring a disjointed Web together under the auspices of that one solution.
Ub ... Discussion
Today Mozilla released a public prototype of Ubiquity , a curious command-based interface to locating information on the Web and creating compilations of information from vari ... Discussion
