Jeff is digging Twitter and calls it a “Hoot and Hollar” service. For me it’s a public status board that reminds me of the old bulletin boards at the supermarkets, but with a feedback loop and the way to create a thread, something the old bulletin board didn’t really easily do. It also reminds me … Read more
Once again, David and I are aligned almost like twins. I think Fring is cool, but I question its utility, especially in GPRS and even EDGE markets where the audio sounds so muddy that its not what you would want to use for a business call. David also experienced the same SMS issue that I … Read more
I think at some point those of us on the bleeding edge have done this, or something like it. One of the things that works great though is a Bluetooth headset as long as you can tether it to the PC…otherwise, doing this in a pinch does work, regardless of how it may look.
A new plug in is out to help Asterisk users find WiFi hotspots by Zipcode. It would appear that this does something very similar to a Skype address that does the same thing.
Tom Keating of TMCnet points to a news story in the Asbury Park Press that claims the patent woes and the cost of fighting Verizon may push Vonage into bankruptcy.
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It looks like VoIP vs. Mobile is heating up in the UK at a rapid rate. This story in the Register.co.uk pretty much sums up what we reported a few days ago about SIP being crippled on dual mode handsets.
If you’re into open source and VoIP, you’ll be very happy with the list of 74 applications that VoIP Now’s Jimmy Atkinson has rounded up.
TechWorld has a story on the Verizon patents and what they could mean to the VoIP industry.
I’ve decided the time is right to relaunch WiMaxWatch. The market is starting to grow it it overlaps with my interest in MuniWireles and Wireless Broadband. During CTIA I got a nice overview from Sprint on what they are up to. I’m also catching up on what Covad and Nokia’s plans are in the sector … Read more
