Andy Abramson Don’t be fooled. The Linksys iPhone effort is really a Trojan horse by Cisco to get more people hooked on VoIP. Taking a page out of drug dealers and razor blade salesmen Linksys is using the low priced, highly lucrative consumer market to get more of the world hooked on VoIP. To me this is … Read more
In what is shaping up to be a great event in Barcelona during the upcoming 3GSM Conference, the Mobile Monday group has announced a one day rapid fire presentation event called the Mobile Peer Awards. If I was in Barcelona, I’d want to be at this as the organizers don’t want the old, tired, big … Read more
In what is shaping up to be a great event in Barcelona during the upcoming 3GSM Conference, the Mobile Monday group has announced a one day rapid fire presentation event called the Mobile Peer Awards. If I was in Barcelona, I’d want to be at this as the organizers don’t want the old, tired, big … Read more
Pal Ken Camp called for the SpinDoctor, so I’m in…remember folks, iotum is a client. So bias is a natural but his post is a must read and one that has the other VoIP bloggers attention. So here’s my SPIN on things: We’re living in a world where just being online doesn’t mean, “I’m available … Read more
A company called BitWine has released a Skype API based plug in that allows people to provide paid consulting using Skype.
Survey results from an In-Stat research effort show that VoIP usage in the USA is growing and that Skype is number one. Given how the researchers are lumping Skype in with Vonage, it’s only a matter of time before Vonage and other SIP based VoIP providers, as well as the telcos start to ask the … Read more
Skype and Websense have agreed that the earlier ZDNet report that Skype has a virus is now being classified as Trojan Horse. When this happens to Microsoft, the world gets up in arms. It seems Skype is now at that level of discussion. I think Skype and the WebSense team both are to be commended … Read more
Wed 20/12/2006 14:52 20122006090 All you need is Internet access and working anywhere is so easy
The Telco 2.0 team never seem to stop — they are out with another survey, but this one’s close to home for VoIPers and VoIPWatcher who all want to say they are being on the future of the Voice and Messaging business. Martin Geddes and crew have thought up some pretty interesting questions for the … Read more
The timing of ZDNet’s Marc Orchant’s post could about my launching the Working Anywhere project could not have been better. Call Mark clairvoyant, but his post was just a few hours ahead of the New York Times article that I was quoted in today about Hotel Broadband. A few points I made to the reporter … Read more
