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KonnectUs cloud-based software makes easy cross-platform sharing a reality, we swoon (video)
24 Mar 2011, 4:40 pm
Last year, we expressed a yearning for something we called the Continuous Client that would allow us to pick up on one device where we left off on another, and in less than a year we saw the advent of HP's "Touch-to-share" technology, but our dreams weren't fully fulfilled -- we longed for a platform that would offer seamless sharing across all of our devices. Well, it's like we rubbed a bottle and KonnectUs popped out. The cloud-based software is a collaborative effort between Sensus and Open Exhibits that enables you to transfer files and information across platforms -- including Windows, iOS, and Android -- with a simple swipe of your finger. As it turns out, KonnectUs was built with museums in mind, but the company is offering APIs for integration into third party applications -- so maybe the perfect world isn't that far off after all. Oh, that's right -- we still don't have a robot to shake our martinis after a hard day at the office. Video after the break.Continue reading KonnectUs cloud-based software makes easy cross-platform sharing a reality, we swoon (video) KonnectUs cloud-based software makes easy cross-platform sharing a reality, we swoon (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 24 Mar 2011 12:40:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink |  Sensus | Email this | Comments |
