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- Protopage abstract "Protopage is an RSS reader, virtual desktop, and Internet start page launched in London, United Kingdom, on May 15, 2005.The design offers color-coded tabs and categories to organize information, an audio and video podcast function, a news reader, the option to add cartoons, and a selection of widgets, which can be dragged onto the desktop, arranged, and re-sized. It is highly customizable and has been described as "simple to use." One criticism is that it has only one mail widget, which requires connection via IMAP.Some analysts have noted that Protopage outlasted Google's competitor service iGoogle, which also launched in 2005, but is scheduled for retirement in November, 2013.The site was named one of the top 100 best free web apps by PC Magazine, and scored 4.5 out of 5 stars in a review by About.com. Chris Pirillo called Protopage "the best designed AJAX portal".Protopage did not take venture capital and is debt-free".
- Protopage wikiPageExternalLink www.protopage.com.
- Protopage wikiPageID "39024000".
- Protopage wikiPageRevisionID "584615598".
- Protopage subject Category:2005_introductions.
- Protopage subject Category:Web_applications.
- Protopage subject Category:Web_portals.
- Protopage comment "Protopage is an RSS reader, virtual desktop, and Internet start page launched in London, United Kingdom, on May 15, 2005.The design offers color-coded tabs and categories to organize information, an audio and video podcast function, a news reader, the option to add cartoons, and a selection of widgets, which can be dragged onto the desktop, arranged, and re-sized.".
- Protopage label "Protopage".
- Protopage sameAs m.0sghhy6.
- Protopage sameAs Q16967844.
- Protopage sameAs Q16967844.
- Protopage wasDerivedFrom Protopage?oldid=584615598.
- Protopage isPrimaryTopicOf Protopage.