Andy Abramson
Jott For The Blackberry
With so many people who like to text and drive out there, who are also Crackberry (Blackberry) addicts, this new beta application from JOTT may be something that just about changes the game for smart phone users. Now remember, it’s beta. First you install the Blackberry plug-in that lets you reply to messages using your … Read more
Alec Saunders Says A VC Is Looking For What’s Already There
Alec has a post that is really more about his Calliflower Service doing what VC Rick Segel said he was looking for, but unaware of Calliflower. Alec does a very polite job at pointing out what Calliflower does and why it doesn’t do certain things. One of which is have an Outlook Plug-In. Alec’s reasoning … Read more
Laptop Magazine’s Top Travel Tech Checklist
The heavyweights in the lightweight arena of technology over at Laptop Magazine have pulled together there “must take with you” list of essentials for the person who wants to be Working Anywhere.
Wake Me Up So We Can Talk
With more people using their laptops for Voice over IP via softphones this new Wake Up technology from Intel has a lot of GREEN benefits. Now we can turn off the laptop or desktop, but when a call comes in (Video or VoIP) the PC will wake up. Wake up cable technology has been around, … Read more
Popular Mechanic on Getting Connected
For those cheapskates out there who just can’t afford a WiFi/Hotspot account from AT&T, T-Mobile or Boingo (to be transparent my agency represents Boingo) you can take the advice of Popular Mechanics and find some airports offering WiFi for free. You can also learn about some cool apps that make it easy to find the … Read more
A Look At Voice over WiFi
This is the kind of story I like to see, not only because it has direct benefit to clients (Truphone and Boingo) but also because one of the company’s whose advisory board I sit on Agito, is smack in the middle of this whole Voice over WiFi game. Voice over WiFi works. And it works … Read more
A Look At Voice over WiFi
This is the kind of story I like to see, not only because it has direct benefit to clients (Truphone and Boingo) but also because one of the company’s whose advisory board I sit on Agito, is smack in the middle of this whole Voice over WiFi game. Voice over WiFi works. And it works … Read more
The Los Angeles Times Looks at Videoconferencing
The Los Angeles Times takes a look at video conferencing, but is only telling part of the story. Over the past few days I’ve been holed up my friends hotel in Carmel Valley as the house remains under construction. The hotel, the Hilton branded Homewood Suites, and its neighboring Hilton Garden Inn, would never have … Read more
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Over on DSL Reports is a note that AT&T has stopped putting new customers on their VoIP platform called CallVanatge. While current customers are not affected, it looks like any new additions are a thing of the past for the foreseeable future. As a CallVantage customer, I have yet to have any major issues other … Read more