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Now ... that is a company with a serious web-access-to-product problem. I
become skeptical, and always lose interest, when there are more pages about
he principal players - than on the product.
Couldn't actually see what the product looks like (not even a conceptual)
... so I have to presume it's in the 'extremely' early development stage ...
if it even exists. One thing I did gleam out of the web pages, was that they
were marketing dreams, not a products. (i.e. they're looking for investment
money).
... so, has anyone ever seen this product demonstrated?
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