Look at this post from Jacob Morgan, a CMO focused on the social media space in the bay area. He discusses at length “why he loves SlideRocket” a new company that looks to catapult collaborative online presentations to the next level.

SlideRocket is a flex-based presentation application. That at first glance looks like just another flash-based presentation app that recreates  PowerPoints.  However, after taking some time to create, manage, and share presentations on the web with SlideRocket, this product definitely exceeded my expectations.  SlideRocket is currently in private beta release, so if you’re interested in redefining the way your sales team currently engages customers, you should really take a serious look at this product. 

I guess the iPhone was never really destined for Canada. From the first launch of the iPhone, Rogers Communications was chosen as the "exclusive" iPhone carrier in Canada, but unfortunately decided to provide an extremely unpopular voice-and-data price plan for the 3G iPhone.  There is no question that this will steer consumers to alternative devices and RIM can breathe a sigh of relief for now.

I came across this pretty cool product while trudging through several Cisco newsletter emails in my spam hotmail account. Not since the Jetson's or StarTrek have I seen a videoconferencing system as cool as this one.

 

Click here to watch this cool holographic technology at work. John Chambers (left) is in Bangalore. The other two guys (Martin De Beer and Chuck Stucki) are in San Jose.