I also presented our own —with Efthimios Mpothos— start-up, askmarkets, at the TC/OC event. Take a look at the video and slides embedded below, and thank you for the fantastic feedback!
The slides are also available at Slideshare.
MyFacebook sidebar gadget
A few days ago at the 1st Facebook Garage Athens, Konstantinos Pantos gave a sneak peek at his Facebook gadget for Windows Vista sidebar. MyFacebook brings into your desktop new messages, pokes, friend requests, albums, lists and events, plus it shows your status and a scrolling display of your friends’ statuses, while it also lets you update your status right from your desktop; we think it’s cool.
You may check out Kostas’ presentation embedded below (starting at 07:00), visit the gadget’s about page or go download it here, (yes, it works only in MSVista) and tell us what you think.
TechCrunch goes Open Coffee Athens: Sojourner, the video
George Kasselakis, creator of the Sojourner platform presented the technology behind the Sojourner Feed Reader. In the video and presentation which you can see below he also announced the separation of key Sojourner plugins as standalone desktop and web hybrid applications.
TechCrunch goes Open Coffee Athens: Product Madness, the video
Jose Brotons, COO of Product Madness, closed out the TechCrunch/OpenCoffee event in a unique way, by unveiling -among others- their brand new mad product, Viral Tuning. You shall watch the presentation’s video or take a closer look at the embedded slideshow, I may let you know that the latter already received the ‘Slideshow of the Day’ prize at slideshare.
TechCrunch goes Open Coffee: Wadja, the video
Pavlos Eirinakis of Wadja, I’d say the most mature of the start-ups presented, gave the quickest and funniest presentation of the event. For those of you that weren’t there or just want to rejoy the moments, what follows here is the video of Pavlos’ talk, plus its slides, plus the unique blue kangaroo video shoot in and around London, rock on.
TechCrunch goes Open Coffee: Blymee, the video
Tassos Koutsovassilis presented -for first time in public- some details and a screencast of Blymee, you may find more about it on our earlier post. Or you’d better take a closer look by watching the video of his presentation, embedded hereby.
update: and here is the screencast itself, thanx tasos.