Sunday, April 06, 2008
Refracting the Web onto Your Desktop with Prism
Chances are you use at least one Web-based application. Don’t be afraid to admit that applications like Gmail, Bloglines, Facebook, or Twitter are bookmarked in your Web browser and that you use them several times a day. And you can’t deny that these applications—which range from social networking tools to office suites to email to wikis—are immensely popular and incredibly useful.
Of course, getting to those applications means launching a browser, navigating to a URL, and logging in. If you’re still doing that, then maybe you’re doing things the wrong way. A better way is to put those applications on your desktop with Prism.
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