Jambo Networks provides a service to discover when the people you want to meet are nearby you, wherever you happen to be. You can use Jambo on your WiFi enabled laptop to discover when your friends, friends of friends, or others that share things in common with you are in proximity. Jambo works both online and offline, so you can use it anywhere in the world, even on your next airplane flight at 30,000 feet in the air.
Jambo Features at a Glance
* Upload contacts from Outlook, Palm Desktop, vcards, FOAF files, and more
* Create RememberMe notes about your contacts that will be triggered on your device before you encounter them (i.e. who introduced you, where you met, or anything else you want to remember).
* Create a tagline to broadcast a message to everyone in proximity. . . 40 GB Ipod for Sale $249. . . . Looking for Java Developer. . . Party tonight @ 210 Main St. . . .
* Discover button reveals what you share in common with someone nearby.
* Visibility Filter allows you to be invisible to those less relevant to you.
* Group Filter allows you to just see members of a particular group.
* Instant message (peer-to-peer) with someone nearby to determine a place to meet in person.
Use Jambo at a WiFi hotspot, at your next conference, at your hotel, onyour airplane flight, at your apartment, at college, or anywhere else you can imagine.
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Jambo 1.1.11
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | Mac OS X 10.3 or higher. | ||
| Downloads | 6 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Jambo Networks | File Size | 500k |
| Date added | 23 Dec 2005 | ||
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