Back in September client Truphone stole the press coverage at Demo 2007 with their on stage demo of Truphone on the iPhone. A few days later Apple did yet another anti-hack lock down of the iPhone OS making life more difficult for all VoIP type players. Yesterday Steve Jobs and the Cupertino Crew took center … Read more
Stuart in his post yesterday basically asked what’s new? I agree. In many ways he’s right. A lot of what we see these days is really what I keep calling “Me Too, Me Also, not Me Different” from many companies. That’s why eComm should be very exciting. Many new companies will actually be showing NEW … Read more
Last year we worked with Telephony2, a small angel backed company that had a killer telephony service suite for SOHO based on .Net. This year we’ve seen TokTumi and now Jazinga come to market. My question is not if there is a market, but how any of these companies plan to get to the market. … Read more
Yesterday the news broke about 65 companies that the VON and PulverMedia team consider innovators with the launch of the VON Innovators Award. I’m happy to say that of the 65 companies I’m aligned with five of them, four of which I advise or which my agency, Comunicano handles their external communications. Congratulations to Agito … Read more
Jangl is trying to prove that people will want ads with their phone calls with the launch of a new ad campaign to prove the point, reports Mashable. This comes on the heals of Jangl powering a dating site called Plenty of Fish, which TechCrunch wrote about in January. Candidly, for the causal sex (See … Read more
Vodafone is rolling out a VoIP over WiFi type play in Germany. This sounds a lot like client Truphone or T-Mobile’s Hotspot at Home.
I’m not so sure that using Fring is a good idea if you want any kind of privacy. While Fring’s privacy settings on the handset require enable you to switch the fringME! location feature on or off this whole idea of tracing someone’s movements is getting a little extreme. Since a lot of people pass … Read more
One of the things about hotel networks I’m learning is they are not always the same. I can be in a hotel with T-Mobile and a second WiFi provider and in the end, T-Mobile wins. For some reason the other networks usually block some port, do something with NAT, or make it impossible for WiFi … Read more
I keep getting hooked more and more on Google Apps Mail. Over the last two weeks I’ve been using it more and more, and thanks to MomatHOME’s Judi Sohn’s well timed tip, I started using MailPlane. Within three days of use I bought and paid for it. Microsoft–to keep longtime users of Exchange from migrating … Read more
You would think…that with a partnership that includes Vodafone that VZW would understand the growing mobile data market better. They don’t. Dean Bubley (who drives a very slick TVR Roadster) has the details why. This is a case of too many years of the network being run by the voice guys who really don’t understand … Read more
