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posted by Editor on Friday August 16, @03:15PM
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Jared White writes "mediaVoom is an "ideaware" software project, meaning that it's currently a concept or specification only, not an actual program. mediaVoom is a brain-like information organizer that stores references to files in a flexible database along with a multitude of properties such as keywords, context, purpose, attributes, and more. mediaVoom features a highly-customizable next-generation user interface, extensive integration with system software and applications, and an advanced API for third-party extensions. For more information, please visit the mediaVoom Web site." The mediaVoom database is made up of Voom Orbits, or Vorbits for short. Each Vorbit contains a reference to a file on your hard drive, whether it be a word processing document, a spreadsheet, an image, an audio file, a Web address, an HTML file, or even an application. Along with this reference, a Vorbit can contain a title as well as one or more keywords, which help describe the contents of the Vorbit. Here is a conceptual screenshot, which demonstrates keywords, attributes, and links being assigned to an email message.
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