Azigo iPhone/iPad Selector

[Paul Trevithick]

Despite the fact that this is a commercial announcement, I thought folks on this list might like to know about the availability of the Azigo iPhone/iPad Information Card selector. This is a polished, commercial product based on code from Higgins [1]. Most of the Higgins code had been contributed by Markus Sabadello in the past year with funding from Harvard's Berkman Center (special thanks to John Clippinger).

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/azigo-i-card-selector/id380668873?mt=8

Note: You will need an Azigo account to use this selector. If you don't have an i-card account, on a Windows or Mac computer dowload Azigo 2.0 from http://www.azigo.com/download/win-air.html or http://www.azigo.com/download/mac-air.html, and create one.

--Paul

[Neil McEvoy]

As I understand it, Microsoft has defined an Infocards/claims-based
architecture for their Azure Cloud platform.

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/appfabric/azure/middleware-services.aspx#AccessControl

With this in mind, would Azigo be an ideal complimentary component for
developers to consider, for mobile enablement of these Cloud apps?

Cheers, Neil.

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