Andy Abramson Windows Mobile 6 offers SIP and it usually supports WiFi. That makes the next generation of Samsung Blackjacks one very sexy package for the enterprise market as it could be VoIP ready right out of the box.
I just read that Jangl has a new relationship with Tagged. This is an example of 1+1 = more. It’s about social media and networking, while keeping some degrees of your own identity private.
Judy Sohn likes Carbonite as her back up service of choice, while I was a fan of Joyant’s BingoDisk. That was until I tried to get it working with Vista. No joy. Now I’m loving JungleDisk. Basically its like having an always on jump drive as long as you have access to the Net. This … Read more
Check out Jeff Black’s interview with Bambi Francisco. Client Thomas Howe will be a featured speaker at the rapidly rising Telco 2.0 conference in London. The event organizers’ blog has a nice summary about Thomas and his mashup approach as well as his award winning eTel performance.
PhoneBoy tells me that both American and Alaska Airlines plan on adding WiFi to their flights..SWEET. In seat power is key to this in my opinion. Also, my view is that Southwest is the best airline in the USA of the majors today. If SW adds WiFi the game will be over before the first … Read more
Check out Ed Baig’s review in USA Today of Ooma. Jonathan Greene’s evaluation continues.
I realized sometime last week that I didn’t blog from IT Expo at all. Rich’s post sums up all the coverage nicely. While I had some great briefings with Fonality and Polycom, much of what I learned was more beneficial for future posts than simply covering a bunch of “announcements.” I use briefings more for … Read more
Comunicano client, The Thomas Howe Company and Sylantro are teaming up to challenge developers to create the best Voice 2.0 mashups and present them at Sylantro’s Global Summit in Las Vegas, Sept. 30 to Oct. 2. This latest contest will generate new technology solutions to real problems faced by enterprise and businesses today. Thomas is … Read more
Today’s New York Times has an online “pullout” about Business Travel. One of the key points throughout stories included is WiFi. It seems hotels have all caught on to WiFi. Now only if they would understand bandwidth.
The new Windows Mobile 6.0 Smartphones and PDAs have the capability to be wonderful VoIP devices with apps like Skype, Fring and more coming. The key is to make sure the device is SIP enabled. Sometime they will work right out of the box, other times users will have to reload some CAB files.
