http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/ Tech and Money Blog Mon, 13 Oct 2008 21:30:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/#comment-176217 Tue, 27 Nov 2007 20:31:43 +0000 http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/#comment-176217 Why share a document on google vs shared it on his site directly...? Why share a document on google vs shared it on his site directly…?

]]> http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/#comment-176211 Tue, 27 Nov 2007 20:28:11 +0000 http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/#comment-176211 The Peepel folks have gone out of their way to give the app a slick UI, including two nifty little features called %u201CStack%u201D and %u201CHalf Maximize%u201D that allows you to have all your documents open in the window, and page through them, much like the pages in a book. There%u2019s no more heading back to the main page to find the next document that you need, and no more individual browser tabs or windows to have all the documents you need for a project open at the same time. The Peepel folks have gone out of their way to give the app a slick UI, including two nifty little features called %u201CStack%u201D and %u201CHalf Maximize%u201D that allows you to have all your documents open in the window, and page through them, much like the pages in a book. There%u2019s no more heading back to the main page to find the next document that you need, and no more individual browser tabs or windows to have all the documents you need for a project open at the same time.

]]> http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/#comment-32845 Wed, 09 May 2007 19:59:17 +0000 http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/#comment-32845 [...] Success of any application in Office20 space eventually depends on enabling collaboration. Emphasis is on  collaborating without loss of data. I think Peepel has nailed this aspect in the office suite that was launched just over a month back. In a set of significant upgrades to the collaboration suite, Peepel has enabled as many people to work on a single document at once. [...] […] Success of any application in Office20 space eventually depends on enabling collaboration. Emphasis is on  collaborating without loss of data. I think Peepel has nailed this aspect in the office suite that was launched just over a month back. In a set of significant upgrades to the collaboration suite, Peepel has enabled as many people to work on a single document at once. […]

]]> http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/#comment-28585 Tue, 01 May 2007 03:58:40 +0000 http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/#comment-28585 [...] How much so ever Google, Yahoo, Microsoft try, and and how much so ever you want, there will always be a mix of services and applications that you would eventually use from each of them. If you are not using apps from one of these biggies, you would definitely be using services from smart startups like Editgrid or Peepel or …..Eitherway you will have your documents and files located around the web, with no possible way to access them easily. OpenId solves some problems, but only if you want to login to those sites. What if you just want to manage your online content from one place? More so like your digital media center where all your digital content stays put. [...] […] How much so ever Google, Yahoo, Microsoft try, and and how much so ever you want, there will always be a mix of services and applications that you would eventually use from each of them. If you are not using apps from one of these biggies, you would definitely be using services from smart startups like Editgrid or Peepel or …..Eitherway you will have your documents and files located around the web, with no possible way to access them easily. OpenId solves some problems, but only if you want to login to those sites. What if you just want to manage your online content from one place? More so like your digital media center where all your digital content stays put. […]

]]> http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/#comment-21288 Thu, 12 Apr 2007 18:55:34 +0000 http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/#comment-21288 [...] Number of new startups launched and the ones that get funded have always been on the uptick, although not a sharp one. Toronto based Octopz is yet another one. Today Octopz, the on-demand online collaboration software that launches next week at Web20 Expo, revealed that is has raised undisclosed amount of funds from GrowthWorks Commercialization Fund. Octopz offers couple of things that everyone else in the space seem to miss out in their development cycle - support instant messaging, voice (VoIP) and video (webcam) conferencing alongside the regular collaboration tools. In effect this means that you no longer need to check on people if they are using Skype or Google Talk. Just get done with the works, with all the required tools from one location. Besides this Octopz would offer on-Screen annotation, support for MS Office files(?), ACL, branding, and more for $99 per month per license. Hmm. $99? Okay clearly targeted at SMB users. Rest of us now get back to Google Apps or Peepel or CentralDesktop or Coventi. [...] […] Number of new startups launched and the ones that get funded have always been on the uptick, although not a sharp one. Toronto based Octopz is yet another one. Today Octopz, the on-demand online collaboration software that launches next week at Web20 Expo, revealed that is has raised undisclosed amount of funds from GrowthWorks Commercialization Fund. Octopz offers couple of things that everyone else in the space seem to miss out in their development cycle - support instant messaging, voice (VoIP) and video (webcam) conferencing alongside the regular collaboration tools. In effect this means that you no longer need to check on people if they are using Skype or Google Talk. Just get done with the works, with all the required tools from one location. Besides this Octopz would offer on-Screen annotation, support for MS Office files(?), ACL, branding, and more for $99 per month per license. Hmm. $99? Okay clearly targeted at SMB users. Rest of us now get back to Google Apps or Peepel or CentralDesktop or Coventi. […]

]]> http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/#comment-21280 Thu, 12 Apr 2007 17:31:33 +0000 http://startupsquad.com/2007/04/03/exclusive-peepel-takes-on-google-docsspreadsheets/#comment-21280 [...] Lanched last week, Peepel is the latest entrant into the online docs space, and it’s prettier, faster, has more functionality, and gosh darn it, I like it. Unlike Google Docs, where you are constantly heading back to the start page to access a different document, Peepel’s app emulates the look and feel of a typical office suite, allowing multiple documents to be open in the same space. The Peepel folks have gone out of their way to give the app a slick UI, including two nifty little features called “Stack” and “Half Maximize” that allows you to have all your documents open in the window, and page through them, much like the pages in a book. There’s no more heading back to the main page to find the next document that you need, and no more individual browser tabs or windows to have all the documents you need for a project open at the same time. Each document can also be resized as needed using a very simple drag on the document outline. [...] […] Lanched last week, Peepel is the latest entrant into the online docs space, and it’s prettier, faster, has more functionality, and gosh darn it, I like it. Unlike Google Docs, where you are constantly heading back to the start page to access a different document, Peepel’s app emulates the look and feel of a typical office suite, allowing multiple documents to be open in the same space. The Peepel folks have gone out of their way to give the app a slick UI, including two nifty little features called “Stack” and “Half Maximize” that allows you to have all your documents open in the window, and page through them, much like the pages in a book. There’s no more heading back to the main page to find the next document that you need, and no more individual browser tabs or windows to have all the documents you need for a project open at the same time. Each document can also be resized as needed using a very simple drag on the document outline. […]

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