Applications can be run on the web, thus being accessible from anywhere. The programmes are installed on servers; there is no need for free memory capacity on one’s own computer, software can be further developed on a more rapid pace:

• The boundaries between PC and web applications are blurring.
• More and more software is being directly transferred to the web.
• The freemail service GoogleMail offers better functions than firmly installed programmes such as Outlook.
• Online word processing programs are accessible from anywhere.
• Cooperation of users.
• The web turns from a collection of websites into a platform.
• Applications can be run on the web.
• Applications are therefore accessible from everywhere.
• Rhe programmes are installed on servers.
• There is no need for fixed disk capacity.
• Software can be further developed on a more rapid pace.
• The user does not have to care about software updates.
• Web contents are more and more being retrieved by mobile devices such as mobile phones, MP3-players and pocket PCs.

Google Mail and Google Calendar.

Google Blog Search and Google Docs.

Google-services (mail, calendar, text, tables, Google Maps, blogs, bookmarks):
http://www.googlewatchblog.de/google-dienste/

Yahoo! 360° platform:
http://www.yahoo.com/

Windows Live
http://ideas.live.com/
http://labs.live.com/

(According to O’Reilly: Web 2.0 for Participation)

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