Andy Abramson Waking up this morning, I was happy to see that the emerging world of new companies wanting to play in the combined voice and video space is far from a thing of the past. If anything, the space is heating up. Two new companies have crossed the radar. One, takes advantage of Skype and is … Read more
I got a note from one of the people helping Lee Dryburgh get the next edition of eComm off the ground that the event’s web site has been updated. The must attend conference, slated for March 3-5 in Burlingame, CA is shaping up to be something really special. Lee is malleting the potential presenters the … Read more
Over the last few days I’ve cancelled a few accounts and added one. 1. Fuze by CallWave. Nice service, but I don’t really see a compelling need for it. HighDefConferencing.com, Calliflower by iotum and SightSpeed give me more of what I need. Oh, yes, all three are clients. 2. TrueVoice by EarthLink. I have so … Read more
Ted Wallingford has roared back into the blogosphere with a very on the mark post about GrandCentral. I couldn’t agree more. In an era where hype is quickly generated via the blogs, analyst, media and even through well thought out participation at conferences, it seems many a marketer has forgotten that at times, “silence is … Read more
Pal Jonathan Greene reported that he’s now able to experience Cablevisions’ Optimum WiFi in his neck of the woods, Westchester County. While it is not the same on the train like T-Mobile offers in London, the area wide WiFi service serves as a model of what cable companies should be doing to keep their subscribers … Read more
I have a hunch. I think this is the start of something more from Microsoft. The company has been much to quiet in a time when they are in an ideal position to unleash a lot more than they have shown. Here’s why. The number of start-ups the last three years has been swelling. With … Read more
In what I thought was a very good move, Google decided to remove the just released SMS feature in GMAIL due to some bugs in the system. Many companies will let the consumer be their beta lab, and the frustration will mount. Not in Big G’s case. The Mountain View folks played it smart, deciding … Read more
Longtime editor at VoIP News Owen Linderholm let me know that after three years there, he was let go. He’s currently looking for his next gig.
Yesterday the news was about iPhone users getting free access to AT&T hotspots. Now today, I spotted that CrunchGear has a report about free BlackBerry access too for those with WiFi enabled Berries. That spells BOLD. Looks like I’m buying my wife a new Bold for the holidays 🙂
Yesterday the news was about iPhone users getting free access to AT&T hotspots. Now today, I spotted that CrunchGear has a report about free BlackBerry access too for those with WiFi enabled Berries. That spells BOLD. Looks like I’m buying my wife a new Bold for the holidays 🙂
