Andy Abramson Alec Saunders hits a high note today with a very neat idea for the now abandoned VON community with his post today. For starters the idea leverages the daily iotum Squawk Box Conference Call that has been up and running for a few months that is the best thing since the watercooler for a bunch … Read more
I was tipped off by a reader tonight about something special inside the Standard, the second coming of the Industry Standard. When I read this, my chin dropped. I was stunned. For the record, I don’t profess to be a techie, just someone who can make sense out of technology so others can understand. That … Read more
It seems the lack of vision, lack of willingness to cooperate by or from carriers is the common thread I’m finding in getting feedback from my post yesterday. Check out Jim Courtney’s round up and links to others who like the idea but present many a reason why not.
Nimbuzz is gearing up and now in real beta with a mobile VoIP client.
Having played a part in helping to propel GrandCentral, I really am over the moon with Irwin’s closing line about client Tungle. This is huge praise from someone who knows both the VoIP and Web 2.0 space.
Thomas “Mr. Mashup” bids a fond farewell to VON….with a tear and heavy sigh.
I’m sad to report that Philadelphia is losing their WiFi. Esme Vos has the news..I’m sure there’s going to be more to the story.
Last week two stories seem to generate a lot of interest all across the blogs and in the news. The first was the rumor of a “Skype Killer” being planned by the leading telcos around the world. The second was the blockbuster move by the new WiMax consortium of players including Intel, ClearWire, Sprint plus … Read more
Swedish Mobile VoIP player Challenger Mobile feels there is a swinging of the pendulum towards mobile VoIP based on what carriers are telling them. In my book this is a coattail play based on the Skype Killer concept that was circulating last week. I’ll have more on that later as I’m working on a “thought” … Read more
Tonight I was having a telephone chat with long time pal Jeremy Pepper, who recently left the dark side of PR (he was with an agency) and joined the brighter side, which means he’s now on the client side of the business. I’ve know Jeremy since he quarterbacked some of the moves Skype made when … Read more
