PC Magazine says Eyejot is "more personal than stuffy old e-mail"

PC Magazine just put Eyejot on their list of Top 100 Undiscovered Web Sites and said that Eyejot was "more personal than stuffy old e-mail." Naturally, we'd have to agree. They list all 100 hundred of their picks, but we found the Eyejot page here.

An Eyejot kiosk

We were recently invited to attend and sponsor Chris Pirillo's Gnomedex 2007 event in Seattle and decided to take full advantage of the Eyejot platform by creating a life-size kiosk in Chris' likeness that we'd use to gather feedback from conference attendees. The exercise was a complete success, and lots of fun. Although some of the videos captured from the kiosk suffered from poor lighting and sound (it was a noisy hall), the results were overwhelmingly positive. See for yourself:

PC Magazine says Eyejot is a "piece of cake to use."

PC Magazine has a review of Eyejot. You can read it here. Reviewer Rick Broida appears to have liked using our platform quite a bit. He notes that it's a "a terrific little service" and a "piece of cake to use." Hate to admit it, but his few criticisms are valid. Luckily, many have already been addressed and just need to get pushed to our live, public site.

Eyejot is at Gnomedex 2007!

Eyejot is at Chris Pirillo's Gnomedex 2007 in Seattle. We're even sponsoring the event. We decided to have some fun and built a kiosk in Chris' image. Take a peek.

It was a super fun project. We built the kiosk software ourselves, using Adobe AIR and Flash. We built a structure affectionately named Johnny 5 out of a 15" LCD, add-on touch-screen interface and a Mac Mini. Messages are recorded and uploaded to the Eyejot platform where they're transcoded into iTunes and mobile compatible formats.

Getting ready for 360|Flex

As part of Eyejot's preparation for the upcoming 360|Flex conference, which we're sponsoring, we produced a short promotional video that will loop at the event and at one of the area hotels. This is a low quality version, but still, pretty slick.