Andy Abramson One has to wonder how Skype and NetGear feel now. After a two year lead or so on the race to be on the Boingo network, Boingo has opened up to Fring as a mobile VoIP provider. This is great for Boingo as it puts more users into Boingo hot spots and broadens the demographic … Read more
Dean Bubley has a great perspective as usual on how far, or how little we’ve traveled.
We are more and more mobile. Even with the cost of fuel and travel, people are on the go and laptops make it possible for us to work more, and in more places. Judi Sohn brings up a very interesting, and frustrating point today on Mom@Home about SalesForce.com’s IP checking routine. This clearly shows a … Read more
When we first originated the concept of blogger relations programs for our clients at Comunicano, beginning with Popular Telephony, then a few others, followed by our real breakout program, the Nokia Blogger Relations program, one of the challenges was explaining why there wouldn’t be ghost blogging. Well, now some four years later, the reality seems … Read more
Alec Saunders who run agency client iotum, has a very crisp post today about another client, Mobivox and their new features. The one I am personally most excited about is Send Message. Speech to text is getting much better. With SpinVox, SimulScribe both charging hard in the space to go after carrier deck type business, … Read more
I agree with Dameon on his frustration with VoIP/SIP phones but for different reasons. Every device requires a “genius” or IT type person to configure easily. Even those with a Web interface. Someone needs to design a wizard like we have for Truphone on the Nokia handsets, but for desk VoIP phones that says: 1. … Read more
Pal Erik Lagerway (SipThat) informs us that the soft-launch of the Lypp and WebEx collaboration suite is out for the masses.
Esme Vos and I share alot of the same viewpoints. We both like posh hotels, fine dining, travel, wireless and on MuniWireless. Today when I saw her post about going non-PC, I couldn’t agree more. This is more about going less Microsoft. Basically as more and more of us live connected to the cloud and … Read more
Octro Talk is a new voip and presence application that works on Symbian Series 60 phones. What’s more interesting to me is that client Nokia has introduced the new 6300i that includes more than a SIP stack. They included a full SIP based VoIP client that is easily configurable. That means users of SIP based … Read more
I’ve become hooked on the Amazon Kindle. I’m actually reading more, scanning less and finding that my mega fast reading and comprehension capabilities that I always had (I was tested in 3rd grade to be able to comprehend a college master’s degree text book) have never left me. What’s more the form factor is such … Read more
