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DEMO-ShipWire

The idea of working anywhere doesn’t just apply to nomadic executives. Now a new company called ShipWire has done the same thing for companies which want to have remote shipping and inventory management. The beauty of ShipWire is how they have made their presence transparent to their customer’s customer. What’s more their geographic spread and … Read more

Fring Is Here

I first got to see an early version of FRING at fall VON last September. Then the program was rough and really in an true development state. Now, some five months later, FRING is out the door and ready the company says for prime time to bring p2p calling on a variety of mobile phones. … Read more

More Thoughts On GizmoCall

As I drove out to Palm Springs for DEMO yesterday I started to think about GizmoCall and what it means as clearly there is a lot to it that’s not all seen just yet. Knowing how Michael Robertson like to think (small clients, cloud based 2.0 technology) the way he has since MP3.com makes it … Read more

Travel Woes and Fighting The Clock

Last week I didn’t make it to Internet Telephony’s IT Expo but you can check out Jon Arnold’s recap. My flight through what is called a mechanical and being it was the red eye it meant, find another plane and two hour or so delay. My trip was already built around a series of meetings … Read more

Gizmo Brings Easy Calling to The Web

Today around 8:00 AM or so the folks at GizmoProject will roll out GizmoCall, a new web based calling service. What makes this something cool is that you can make calls today and in the near future receive them in the browser. That means you don’t have to at YOUR computer, you can be at … Read more

Gizmo Brings Easy Calling to The Web

Today around 8:00 AM or so the folks at GizmoProject will roll out GizmoCall, a new web based calling service. What makes this something cool is that you can make calls today and in the near future receive calls in a browser. That means you don’t have to at YOUR computer, you can be at … Read more

Joost..Why Get Excited?

I’m having a hard time getting excited about P2P video given the kind of bandwidth limitations most people have at home. Don’t get me wrong. I love the idea of it, I’m just concerned what it means to our network infrastructure, or the lack of it. The average user at home has somewhere between 256k … Read more