November 23, 2003

Earthlink Personal Start Page

"The consumer's online experience reigns" says Mike Lunsford of EarthLink. EarthLink is offering its nearly one million broadband customers a new Personal Start Page (PSP) enhanced for high speed that ensures that data is continuously updated and displayed in real-time. It is awesome to see this in practice.

You need to be an Earthlink broadband subscriber to really see it in action, but I've captured some screen shots to give you a peek inside. There are nine different options for people to choose, ranging from pratical to dramatic. Each provides access to the same data and has a moderately configurable layout.

My favorite are the panoramic views. You can scroll to the right and the left for 360 degree panorama. In addition to text displays, there is ambient data in the scenery. Without reading the text you can see that the market was up and I had new mail when I took the screen shots around 8pm this evening.

"EarthLink chose Laszlo Systems for its ability to deliver an outstanding personalized user interface and also because the Laszlo Presentation Server standards-based, XML-native platform easily fits within EarthLink's systems and workflow, allowing EarthLink's developers to use their existing skill sets. As a result, developers are able to integrate information from several live content providers, easily update and maintain code, and collaborate across teams." (read more in the press release)

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Comments

Hello

Posted by: Nick Hippe at December 1, 2003 11:20 AM

cool

Posted by: Video at January 19, 2004 1:55 AM

Yeeeahd, it's csool

Posted by: Numit at February 21, 2004 4:07 AM

ON THE EARTHLINK START PAGE, WHERE DO YOU FIND THE SPACE TO PUT IN A URL FOR ANOTHER WEB PAGE. CAN'T FIND IT

Posted by: Mike Jaquith at August 8, 2004 8:38 AM

How do I recover my Earthlink task bar that contains the spamblocker icon? Thanks, Michael Truly

Posted by: Michael Truly at November 19, 2004 8:17 AM
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