Spring for Mac1.3.3b1

Name: Spring
Price: 21.95 $
Rating: 2.5 (4 reviews)

10 March 2004

Desktop-browser hybrid for people, places, products, etc.

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What is Spring for Mac

Spring\'s a harbinger of a trend toward concept-centric computing where the concepts?people, places, products, etc?that define your life become the center of your computing experience with traditional applications and documents playing a much less important role than before. Features include:

Effortless AIMing Drag between any Spring Object and a person to transfer it to them via AIM (SM)
Direct-to-Desktop Amazon Products Drag and drop the product image. There\'s no step two! (Also, via Watson)
Visual News Headlines (RSS) from thousands of sources
Visual Bookmark Collections A tradable collection of links and files by dragging a single icon
1-Drag Flight Booking For every airport in the US
1-Drag Personal Intros Drag between two people to introduce them
1-Click and 1-Drag Evites To your favorite places with your friends and family
Visual Web Search Drag between a person, place, product, etc and a search well to search by name
Ubiquitous Mapping/Directions From your home/work to any person or place
1-Click Store Locators From your home/work
Desktop Weather Personalized to your zip code
Desktop Stock Charts

What's new in Spring

Version 1.3.3b1: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

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May 14 2003

1.3b3

2.5

Version: 1.3b3

Slow and needs tabs

May 13 2003

1.3b2

Version: 1.3b2

Looks good but left me confused as to what it is.

May 9 2003

How about eBay - My wife might really use this GUI - get eBay hooked up as simple as Amazon!

I can't find any actual use for this software, can you? It's got potential, but it's NRFPT (not ready for prime time). How do you add a Contact? Gimme a wizard, or something. You can't drag'n'drop from Address Book. Do any contacts I want to add have to post their Spring object on the web? How then can I get my Mom's icon into Spring? I didn't waste my time finding out. no functional use. but it looks kinda perty. use iChat, Camino/Safari, Mail.app, iCal, and NetnewsWire instead.