I’ve been following the work of Nemertes Research of late and really like not only who they are covering, but what they’ve been saying in a few related areas to VoIP, Collaboration and Conferencing, so I when I saw their teaser about an upcoming webinar tied to their benchmark Unified Communications and Collaboration report, I … Read more
Looking for an easy and visual way to find what’s hot in VOIP. Check out the VoIP page on AllTop, the new Guy Kawasaki service. It’s one of those 2.0 services that is so simple and easy to use, you have to wonder, why it took this long for someone to launch an aggregation site … Read more
Once you update your iPhone to the new 2.0 software, one of the cool new apps comes from client, Truphone. Now iPhone users can make calls from their iPhone over WiFi just like those of us who have had Nokia handsets and take advantage of Truphone’s low calling rates. This is ideal as it really … Read more
One of the terms we all here in the world of business and technology is Partnership. Too many times it is overused, misunderstood and misapplied. Client and friend, SightSpeed CEO Peter Csathy, who I have known since his days pre-sale to Yahoo of MusicMatch, understands and knows both what it means and how to apply … Read more
Pat Phelan just let the world know he’s going to be on a BBC program that will air in September talking about what’s cool in Mobile. If you have something shoot it his way.
Seems word is leaking out that mobile operator 3 is working on an update to their highly successful SkypePhone. I use the current edition when I’m in London and feel the implementation and experience to be one of the smoothest around. A new phone with a better camera will certainly only make something that’s very … Read more
TechCrunch and others are speculating that BT purchased Ribbit. As I’m in the BT world headquarters right now in London for a meeting, I’ll see what I can find out 🙂 This is great news for companies like ifByPhone a company I both advise and my agency represents. They actually have customers who pay them. … Read more
New York Times tech columnist David Pogue writes about the iPhone and talks about WiFi VoIP calling over it.
Walt has the lowdown on the iPhone. What’s great about the review? He hits Apple and doesn’t pull the punches. Give the story a read.
It’s more than just downloading of video to replace TV that the Internet will deliver. In my view video communications will also be highly interactive. Each day another major market news outlet writes about video chat or conferencing as it has been called for a while. Given the move towards telework, the gas crisis, the … Read more
