At the top of the results screen you see your search terms, which you can edit, the Taptu control widget, which we'll get to in a moment, and some dots.
The service, for example, distinguishes between responses from students, which they can edit together, and responses from teachers, which they can also collaborate on.
The idea of writing legislation collaboratively using "wiki" software (which anyone can edit) has generated headlines but few results.
Inevitably, imposing restrictions on the freedom with which contributors can edit pages will inhibit some from doing so.
Both camcorders produce video in the 1080i format, which you can edit in Apple's iMovie or many Windows programs (Premiere, Vegas, PowerDirector and so on).
And, as the Luigi death stare indicates, the end-of-race highlights (which you can edit and upload to Youtube) are an absolute joy.
Technologies such as newsgroups, weblogs and "wikis" (in essence, web pages which anybody can edit) let people distribute images themselves, bypassing the traditional media, notes Dan Gillmor, a journalist, in his recent book "We the Media".
In fact, it looks like a fairly ordinary Web site, which you can edit.
It interfaces with your TV set through an S-Video connection, and displays your playlists, which you can edit and select using the bundled remote control.
A week after you ship the parcel back, parents are sent a book proof via email which they can edit or approve.
