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Another interpretation of WebOS - Paris's Jooce

Jooce is a Luxembourg-based internet start-up with R&D operations in Paris. It is a new Flash-based WebOS and currently in private beta.

Jooce enables users to store, share and access their media and applications (such as email and IM) online. The company says that the 'cybercafe generation' is about 500 million people a day, so that is their target audience. Jooce has already received seed funding from Mangrove, initial investors in Skype.

www.jooce.com
screencasts on youtube

~~p.s. hi guys! your flash players in your jooce blog doesnt really work for me using mozilla's ff2.x~~

update: johnson explains in the comments why...we need the new adobe flash player9 here. imo, a flash player detection would fix this. -dan

p.s. it is possible, that there are differents in the same flash player version?
btw, i'am using version 9 from adobe, but can't watch them again...

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johnson (2:35 PM, August 31, 2007)

The blog videos use flash player 9, which has some major advantages over all the older versions for developers. like they can do cooler stuff

dan (4:24 PM, August 31, 2007)

hi johnson, ok you use the new player, but generelly i will get an alert from my player to install the new one....this was not happend...so i couldnt watch your casts....perhaps many other usr cant see them....greets to paris..from cologne

JOHNSON (4:56 PM, August 31, 2007)

i got the alert, interesting

dan (6:05 PM, August 31, 2007)

hmm....strange....i got an alert on http://tubecast.tv/ about an update of the player over the flash plugin interface....strange...nevertheless..ok, iam waiting here for your inviting! saluti