Starting in 2005 and up until their sale in 2008, my agency represented SightSpeed, one of the pioneering companies in the personal video conferencing space. Since their acquisition by the Swiss consumer electronics giant, SightSpeed has become VID on a personal level, while still maintaining a six party client for their business product, something we … Read more
eComm (aka eMerging Communications)is the twice annual gathering of the hottest, the brightest and the most forward thinking folks in telecom and emerging communications. Starting today, just outside of San Francisco in Burlingame, the event has already registered more than 400 attendees. Sponsors and speakers from the world over were booked to attend and tell … Read more
I’ve been telecommuting all my work life. From 1974-76 it was to call reporters before or after going to high school, and when I wasn’t in the office. From 1976 to 1988 a good part of my work was done at home or in ice rinks and meeting rooms around my college and office work … Read more
Pal James Kendrick of JK on The Run is one of the nicest, most easygoing guys I have known in the tech journalism world. As a blogger, he was one of the first I tuned into before the idea of social media took hold. So when I read this post about his experience with one … Read more
A couple of more thoughts why spoofing is bad: 1) If you have a dial in voice mail system you now need to have secondary password 2) If you set up a custom voice mail or outbound ringtone for a person and someone spoofs the number they hear that message 3) It is too easy … Read more
Following the US Senate’s recent actions, the House of Representatives have concurred on banning Caller ID spoofing. The combined bill now will go to the FCC to define how to enact the legislation. The text of the House bill is available here.
Following the US Senate’s recent actions, the House of Representatives have concurred on banning Caller ID spoofing. The combined bill now will go to the FCC to define how to enact the legislation. The text of the House bill is available here.
Novatel Wireless has some competition on their hands and it’s coming like a thunder from down under. NetComm, a leading player in Australia, recently revealed their portable, credit card size traveling hotspot, or as we like to say, a PocketSpot. Given the specs are in metric measurement with some quick math it appears the NetCom … Read more
Novatel Wireless has some competition on their hands and it’s coming like a thunder from down under. NetComm, a leading player in Australia, recently revealed their portable, credit card size traveling hotspot, or as we like to say, a PocketSpot. Given the specs are in metric measurement with some quick math it appears the NetCom … Read more
Over the past few weeks the news around VoIP has pretty much been slow, boring and not at all exciting unless I want to be accused of touting my own clients that is like Truphone who was first on the iPad–but I leave that to others to write first assuming they like the story. Hence … Read more
