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Lifepod is Ajax based calendar service such as Google Calendar developed by Mr. Kibae Shin. It targets Korean users that want to use localized personal calendar service. Its idea is not unique, but one guy just made it as his own proto-type and many bloggers have been interested in his development story. It offers ajax based address book, RSS reader, scheduling and data sync between PC and PDA. It also is possible sharing of schedules between friends added by invitations. Lifepod is based on OpenID, so Openmaru Studio started to support facilities such as web server and network infra because of ...

Thinkfree made a strategic partnership with Naver on September 28th. 2006. As you know, Thinkfree is famous web office service providers against Microsoft Office in US. Its service has focused on Java-applet based web office to substitute MS Office, but it turns to offer Ajax-based lightweight functions in this year. So Thinkfree starts to have a strong competitive against Google Writely and Spreadsheet as well MS Office Live. A vulnerable point of Thinkfree don't have heavy users to use their officeware. But, Naver extends a helping hand to Thinkfree to make a partnership with HaanSoft, an owner of Thinkfree and ...

Ajax givies rich experiences for users using web applications. There are many examples including Gmail, Google Maps, Google Suggests and others. There is first case of Ajax in Korea. It is the adress book of Hanmail service in Daum. This project finished in July 2005. You can see screen cast for Ajax operation because it's made in korean and you can access it with daum's userid. Full Screen of Hanmail Addressbook You can do it as followings with it. - Outlook like user interface. - Sorting of name, phone number, email address by DOM handling - Adding, editing and deleting without reloading ...