Information becomes more ubiquitous. I’m not sure if I’m using the term correctly, because it has been a widely-discussed topic lately. Correct me if I’m wrong, but shortly it means that information is everywhere and different devices or applications have cross-access to this information.
Anyway, Web 2.0 has created many user-generated content. Mozilla’s Ubiquity is a Firefox plug-in that gives the user access to a lot of this content. The interface feels a bit like Quicksilver; users can acces data in human language (English that is). Ubiquity comes up with suggestions of what you’d like to do.
Ultimately it should like this:
It’s still in 0.1 alpha stage or less, but I tried it and I think Ubiquity already is a very useful link between the loose ends. Users will expand the possibilities of Ubiquity by adding more information resources and commands. Try and discuss!
Nice. I looked at the video and it looks like it has some interesting features. I’m going to try it soon.
The video is behind the ubiquity link btw
Love it, nice how you can select something of a page and mail it.
Anyone know how it does get the email addresses?