New Mobile WiFi Player
VoIP Weblog points us to the new player in the VoIP over WiFi game that GizmoProject and Truphone are already racing in. Santa Monica, CA area based WiFiMobile has released their platform and it may be worth checking out.
VoIP Weblog points us to the new player in the VoIP over WiFi game that GizmoProject and Truphone are already racing in. Santa Monica, CA area based WiFiMobile has released their platform and it may be worth checking out.
Alec Saunders gets the hat tip for finding the Truphone video on how to tell if the new Nokia N95 is full featured or has had some application capability, notably VoIP, removed.
Here’s a good primer on SIM card swapping and why you should swap by Tom Evslin.
If you missed the call like I did, Jon Arnold is there to save the day. Jon has a very highlights driven recap of the call and if you care to know what happened, you should click over and see what you missed hearing. What I’m sensing about the departure of Snyder is that he … Read more
In what is a rapid, but fact filled post that deserves your attention, David Beckemeyer, co-founder of Earthlink, inventor of PhoneGnome and not so masked Mr. Blog has a riveting account about the trails and tribulations of why Vonage is a doomed failure regardless of the lawsuit from Verizon and another one from Sprint that’s … Read more
As if there weren’t enough issues looming around VoIP related to patents, it seems the US Senate is looking again into E911 according to a post on TechDirt. This is a volatile issue, and one that needs addressing, but rather than piecemeal out how E911 is handled for landlines, VoIP, Mobile and other devices, a … Read more
One of the first bloggers I started to read was Glenn Fleishman. Over the years Glenn and I have corresponded on the subject of WiFi, for which he is the majordomo of bloggers along with Esme Vos (who was featured in San Francisco Magazine this month looking oh so beautiful as ever). So with the … Read more
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Luca shares his views on why and when Click To Call makes sense. Give it a read.
Ken Rutkowski and I co-host a daily show called the World Technology RoundUp on KenRadio and have for the past nine years together. Today we played with Skype Video, which while improving still doesn’t hold a candle to SightSpeed (who I will admit is a client of my agency.) We also did something very neat. … Read more