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eBay gets a facelift with San Dimas
Written as an Apollo deskop application; The program allows eBay users to watch multiple items on eBay easily, and work with that data by exporting stats to their desktop as an excel spreadsheet. When users are outbid on a particular item users are notified by a pop-up window, and users can do things like create item listings while offline, and take photos for their listings with their webcam that are automatically added to their listing.
The project was demoed at DEMO 07 in January. You can check out a video of San Dimas in action at that conference here.
[Via TechCrunch]
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Ankher said 6:15PM on 4-18-2007
Can you say FINALLY!?!
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Sean said 6:21PM on 4-18-2007
So, how is this web 2.0 when it's a thick client app?
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Sven Schoene said 7:43PM on 4-18-2007
Wow, just wow! This is exactly what I'm looking for for a future project I want to program. This truly is the future of the web.
@Sean:
Well, this is more like Web 3.0, I guess. ;)
Sven,
http://www.svenschoene.de
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