- 13:00 Was at IIW yesterday, some good conversations. Tried pitching the OpenID/OATH book that I talked about last year, but no sponsors. #
- 13:04 Still looking for an OpenID OP that is really optimized for the iPhone, including an alternate authentication method rather then passwords. #
- 13:06 From IIW yesterday it looks like iNames are dead. A number of key people keeping the flame going are now at other companies. #
- 14:37 Vidoop should theoretically have a good iPhone experience as an OpenID OP identity provider, however, you still have to type text. #
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