This week AOL launched a series of BlueString Facebook applications under the My Memory Gallery label. The company also plans to create standalone widgets that you can use to embed timelines on blogs and other web sites.
We're much more excited about the forthcoming desktop versions of BlueString and Xdrive. AOL is using Adobe Flex and AIR to create desktop interfaces for these web apps that will let users upload and arrange files simply by dragging and dropping them from their desktops. No need to upload files before you can start arranging your timelines.
The new version of Xdrive will be called Xdrive Oxygen and is set for a February release. The desktop version of BlueString is scheduled for release in the first quarter of 2008.
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1-09-2008 @ 6:16PM
j said...
ok
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1-09-2008 @ 8:39PM
robotrock said...
why don't they just release it instead of talk about releasing it?
if it's anything like everything else they do it'll be another case of over promise and under deliver
remember that quad pane piece of crap they said was great?
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2-20-2008 @ 3:20PM
scott said...
Bluestring has been a bad experience for me. I can NEVER login and when I do access the site all kinds of error messages appear. The error messages do not allow me to upload pics. The ironic thing about it is that to complian or contact the Bluestring folk, you have to login first.
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