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Tag Archives: 37Signals
Automattic finds a better way to Twitter
There is some buzz around the announcement of Prologue, Automattic’s – the makers of WordPress – new ‘group twitter’ application. It seems to be more of a presence tool than anything else: We’re fans of Twitter around here, in fact … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration
Tagged 37Signals, Automattic, Basecamp, collaboration, Presence, Wordpress
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37Signals' Backpack gets an update
There are few web 2.0 companies that get as much positive buzz as 37Signals does. For the uninitiated, 37Signals is the company behind some of the more practical web applications and productivity tools available today. One of their most popular … Continue reading
Posted in web2.0
Tagged 37Signals, Ajax, Backpack, collaboration, GTD, Highrise, Palm, Satchel, Web application
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Highrise, 37Signals finally ready to reveal it's contact management application
More than a year ago, I wrote about 37Signals’ plans to unveil a ‘CRM type’ application to go along with their wildly successful Basecamp and Backpack online applications. What was then referred to as ‘Sunrise’ has now morphed into ‘Highrise’ … Continue reading
Posted in office2.0
Tagged 37Signals, Backpack, Basecamp, CRM, Highrise, Online Applications, Productivity, SugarCRM, Sunrise
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Satchel: A new way to interact with 37Signals' Backpack emerges for PalmOS users
I have to admit that I’ve been a spotty user of 37Signals’ Backpack service ever since they unleashed it into the wild. Although I love the ability to setup pages to track all kinds of odds and ends, several annoyances … Continue reading
Posted in Productivity
Tagged 37Signals, Backpack, GTD, Mobile Computing, Online Applications, PDa, Satchel, Standalone
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37Signals rolls out calendar integration for Backpack
A while back, I mentioned that 37Signals was working on an integrated calendar for its wildly popular Backpack online application. They released this integration today, and it looks impressive. I’m no longer a paying Backpack user, however David is and … Continue reading
