Longtime business DSL and VoIP operator Speakeasy, now owned by BestBuy, has identified what they call the Five Myths of VoIP that prevent business from making the switch to VoIP: 1. It’s not really going to save much money- saves up to 45% over traditional services in some cases, not to mention costs of switching … Read more
The more and more I look at Cablevision, the New York area cable company, the more I always sense that of all the major cable operators in the USA, they know their customers best. Their move with WiFi, a successful deployment of true, metro wide WiFi that covers most of their footprint, is working judging … Read more
The company behind PBXes, i-p-tel of Germany has developed and released a VoIP client for the Google Android, called SipDroid. It takes advantage of the WiFi stack and the recently made available API. I have not tested it yet.
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I’d be remiss if I didn’t draw attention to the story in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal Online entitled One Home For Your Voice Mail. The story led off with Google Voice, aka the service formerly knows as GrandCentral started by former clients and very good friends Craig Walker and Vincent Paquet, which remains in a … Read more
I’d be remiss if I didn’t draw attention to the story in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal Online entitled One Home For Your Voice Mail. The story led off with Google Voice, aka the service formerly knows as GrandCentral started by former clients and very good friends Craig Walker and Vincent Paquet, which remains in a … Read more
I think this post by Stacey @ GigaOm says it all about the Pure Digital purchase a few months back by Cisco.
As someone who has been carrying a so called SmartPhone for as long as I can remember (I had Windows Mobile devices from Siemens and HTC since they launched years back) and even a Blackberry or Palm device, I’m not at all surprised at how the New York Times has now labeled the Personal Information … Read more
