(1888PressRelease)
November 17, 2006 - The goal is to provide the most intuitive and useful launch point for people to enter the World Wide Web. The research will consist of ongoing usability testing and modification. The results will be used to create the ultimate default homepage along with new advancements in bookmarking and link management technology.
A secret panel of researchers formerly from organizations like NCSA, Microsoft, and various telecommuncations and consumer retail giants has assembled to bring these long over due advancements to the public.
The company plans to release findings and new advancements as early as next quarter. The company has also posted a mysterious toolbar for Internet Explorer on its website. The purpose and function of this tool bars has yet to be disclosed. The toolbar contains no ads, spyware, or tracking of any kind. The company plans to announce the purpose of this creation next quarter in a release containing some of the initial research findings.
A visit to the company's only web page revealed a useful collection of links that should excite any persons looking for a good launching point to the Word Wide Web without the hassle of cumbersome user interfaces and marketing agendas.
Some industry analysts have questioned whether such an endeavor has enough public support to blossom into a new internet industry. The management at zLimes believes the Internet is what we make of it. The cumbersome bookmark management applications that exist in todays browsers are far from convenient and useful. They don't incorporate concepts like tagging,categorization,summerization, rating, and sharing. Link directories like the Open Directory Project are problematic to manage and slow to change, often requiring that many requirements be met with promise or recourse for inclusion.
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