Client MyNuMo, who along with iotum, are two of the first companies in the AOL AIM PhoneLine Developers Program got some pretty snappy press coverage, being named one of the companies to watch in the 2007 Trend Report over at TrendWatching.com which is based in the Netherlands. With MyNuMo users become producers of ringtones, ringback … Read more
Last week at GadgetFest in San Diego, GrandCentral walked away with the honors as the GadgetFest champ. This marks the second year in a row where an agency client, not from the San Diego area, but from the East Bay has won. PhoneGnome was the champ in 2005 along with SlingBox. While Ken Rutkowski and … Read more
UPDATED: Pal Jeff Bonforte got to me today to help set the record straight. Yahoo wants to and is able to Interop with all the 1.0 phone companies and the 2.6 billion devices they ring each day. Yahoo has no plans to shut down the Voice efforts. Jeff says Yahoo is heading towards what he … Read more
If you don’t read the Mercator Capital Newsletter you’re missing some of the best insight around. This month’s issue is chock full of news that you should be reading. One of the companies featured is BridgePort Networks a company we have been rather high on since they started.
Pal Shel Israel keeps us all reminded that Talk Is Cheap these days.
Longtime technology journalist Paul Kapustka will join GigaOm today, Andy Abramson’s VoIPWatch has learned. While Kapustka will continue to serve Vonosphere in some ongoing capacity, the former CMP Advanced IP Pipeline story breaker joins Om Malik’s GigaOm as Managing Editor. P.S. Did everyone catch Jeff in the International Herald Tribune?
It looks Like Linksys has improved the IP Phone, the 3000. This review by BuzzMeBaby seems to think so.
VoIPGirl has some competition…check out Cate!
It looks like at least two companies I’m rather fond of, TruPhone and BridgePort Networks have gotten some mighty big-time receptivity. Voxilla reports that the two were selected by the World Economic Forum to participate in the Davos annual confab of true leaders. Congrats!
Just read Om. The key point to me here is how services are evolving and getting better. We’re also seeing mashups of web services with voice being added. Given what I’m seeing, 2007 will be a banner year.
