Soybo looks neat, but I don't quite get how it works yet:
Soybo is a cross-platform and device independent technology that allows applications to publish their functionality as web services, accessible by any Internet-enabled device.
Soybo bridges the digital divide by drastically reducing the hardware requirements necessary for remote accessing of computing resources. Just as the Internet revolutionized access to information, Soybo frees applications from the confines of personal computers.
Here's their press release with a little more info. The software is cross-platform and available under the GPL except for a few cases such as if you want to include Soybo in a commercial product.
Tuesday, July 8, 2003
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