Web 2.0 for the real world

(PhysOrg.com) -- European researchers working on some of the most fundamental issues facing the future internet paradigm have developed - in their spare time, no less - a mobile platform that brings some of the most powerful and compelling Web 2.0 services to the real, mobile world. “Engineers like to play with toys too,” says Daniele Miorandi, coordinator of the BIONETS project, explaining why their team developed its U-Hopper platform, an “opportunistic” communication platform for mobile phones.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news156098957.html">Web 2.0 for the real world</a></p> <p>(PhysOrg.com) -- European researchers working on some of the most fundamental issues facing the future internet paradigm have developed - in their spare time, no less - a mobile platform that brings some of the most powerful and compelling Web 2.0 services to the real, mobile world. “Engineers like to play with toys too,” says Daniele Miorandi, coordinator of the BIONETS project, explaining why their team developed its U-Hopper platform, an “opportunistic” communication platform for mobile phones.</p>