It’s 640 AM on the west coast. I have spent the last 50 minutes doing nothing but reading, replying and deleting emails. Many are simple Google notifications, some of which lead to blog posts. Some Google alerts are related to clients. Other emails, many Facebook notifications are simply junk. I use multiple email accounts as … Read more
Sources around Denver and Boulder have come to me with the news that Level3 is about to make some job cuts at HQ in Broomfield. Word is that some of the more experienced team there were offered other roles but what I’m hearing is that most of the bright lights are leaving. Hopefully Ike Elliott … Read more
Long time friend and pretty much all around VoIP inventive smart guy Erik Lagerway has taken the gloves off, grabbed the Ribbit guys by the jersey and just given them a pounding. You see, he’s dared to tell the emperor what no one else has dared say, and didn’t shy away from what the facts … Read more
WiFi Mobile’s investors have added CallKey to their cadre of services giving them an eventual fixed, mobile and WiFi play in the voice services arena.
Pinger a new service launching today is setting out to redefine mobile messaging with a new service that lets you send a voice message to anyone up to five minutes in length. This is a not a new idea, but one that has been brought down to mortal like prices. Back in the day services … Read more
Pal Jim Courtney has penned a very good round up piece about Skype on the Go, and had it posted on GigaOm as one of the guest blog postings that have been appearing there in Om Malik’s absence. As someone who has been using the 3 Skype phone, I can tell you it is a … Read more
If Vonage wasn’t publicly traded, hadn’t dropped to 2 bucks a share one has to wonder if this would be news. My take is that Vonage has put their legal woes behind them, knows what they have to pay for technology royalties and may just be on the road to a more measured balance sheet … Read more
While it’s late here in California, this just crossed my screen. Trolltech recently acquired client Fonav. Now they appear to be getting bought by client Nokia…all very interesting. More from the Wall Street Journal.
As a frequent flier, road warrior, now a regular international traveler and just someone who is by nature globally nomadic, the idea of Voice in the Sky is something that is very appealing to me. PC World’s VoIP Blogger, Kathryn Vercello, asks the question if we think it will fly in her post of Friday. … Read more
Our friends at TMC have pointed out a report on hotspots and why they are a hot sector. For me, I’m a victim of the hot spot fever. I always need to know where I can jump on, juice up and get my wireless fix.
