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Some of you have been wondering what we’ve been up to in recent weeks. Here’s a glimpse at what we do over at Squirro.

Yes, this keeps us busy and excited.

There is an impact on Memonic: Given our small team new features will take longer to be released. However service and support remain at the same level as before. For more questions just drop us a note.

Luca Chistè is a photography enthusiast, and also works on fine-art photography and high quality digital b/w and color prints. He exposed recently in Verona, in the International Photography Center, previously in Berlin with an exhibition called “Berlino profili urbani (Berlin. Urban profiles).

You’re a Memonic user. Why?

Because Memonic is simple, fast, intelligent and cross-platform where I can collect , quickly, all my links and memos. Two things are beautiful in Memonic: Simplicity and the high-performance about the organization of the owner contents. The database for all notes is fantastic!

What do you dislike about Memonic and yet you keep using the service?

I wouldn’t change anything and this product is truly well built for my personal needs … I have no advice to improve a service which I find excellent!

How does Memonic compare with a past time of yours?

Memonic is an indispensable tool for anyone who wants to collect and organize information. It is easy to use as swimming! … Yeah!

Swisscom, Switzerland’s national telecom’s provider just launched their cloud marketplace. Targeted at smaller and mid-sized companies, it comprises a number of great online, cloud-based business applications. We’re honored that Swisscom chose Memonic to be among the two dozen launch applications.

Companies of any size may now enjoy a reliable, secure online notebook service for all their digital note-taking requirements: Effortless organizing, team-friendly sharing, synced across all your devices and accessible from anywhere.

Test it yourself.

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Richard MacManus of Read Write Web recently wrote about the future of publishing being one of streams.

A stream is a continuous flow of information: Anil Dash declares he wants “a clean, simple stream of my writing, organized by topic and sorted with the newest stuff on top.”

Thinking around topics instead of pages, blog posts (shorter pages) or Facebook updates or tweets (even shorter pages) resonates a lot with what we do here at Squirro.

It is part of that same quest to find relevant information. In our view you can go one step beyond and at to “find” also “remember, organize and share” as next logical steps. The end point then is more than a stream with a RSS-like ‘latest-post, top-position’ logic but a living collection of curated content on a certain topic of interest.

This living collection then updates continuously and automatically. As a reader I may want to consume this in a traditional ‘latest-post, top-position’ logic, but I may want to consume that stream in a number of other ways, too. E.g. based on the reputation of certain contributions, the level of ‘noise’, i.e. the number of posts I want to read in such a stream, the type of post, the reputation of the contributors, etc.

Over time I will be able to sort this living collection to point me to the seven* most relevant posts and the seven most relevant contributors on that topic. That in our view is the future of stream-based publishing.

* Why seven? It’s an arbitrary number.

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Our engineering team here at Memonic is doing a great job. Focused, result driven with a no-nonsense approach they create a great web application. Memonic as an example has been running over the past months like a breeze. Time to say thank you!

And to have a little fun we promoted one of the engineers representing this great team to be Major Post-It of the Day!