I went for a walk with a fellow French exhibitor yesterday evening who guided me through Berlin and showed me a well-known artist spot. Not sure I'd like to be an artist living under such conditions, but the place was impressive.
Aaron Digulla wrote a great post about XWiki after seeing Vincent's (@vmassol) XWiki presentation at Jazoon. He really understood the geist of it and the possibilities XWiki opens up for developers and organizations.
Here's an excerpt from his post:
"With XWiki, you can finally annotate data in your corporate database with a wiki page, with all the power of a wiki and you can even display the data set in the wiki and edit it there. Granted, the data set won’t be versioned unless your corporate database allows that but it’s simple to do the versioning in the data access layer (for example, you can save all modifications in a log database).
Suddenly, possibilities open up."
You can find the full post on his blog.
Forbes took the Panasonic ToughBook through a series of insane tests (they call it the "Forbes Test" and it involved the laptop being walked-on by an elephant and shot at). The results are pretty amazing: http://video.forbes.com/fvn/tech/tiger-versus-laptop (Posterous doesn't seem to allow the embedded view to work)
Original story at http://www.forbes.com/2009/06/23/toughbook-tiger-elephant-technology-personal-test.html
Check out this video... The fact that it's in French doesn't really matter, simply wait until 30" to find out what it's about :-)
XWiki is in the place :-) Waking up at 5 in the morning to catch EZY4261 was hard, but here I am! Come and ask me all your XWiki-related questions on the Cap Digital booth.
