Talk Is Cheap
Pal Shel Israel keeps us all reminded that Talk Is Cheap these days.
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.
Unfortunately the crack Vonage PR team failed to send me this announcement a few days ago (or I missed it in the 600+ emails a day I receive or they figured I wouldn’t read French) but nonetheless Vonage has begun marketing in Quebec according to VoIPCentral. This means dual language packaging is now going to … Read more
Ted Wallingford tells us all about his favorite bloggers in VoIP. Ted–I’m not “blushing” about the wine comment as I don’t drink White Zin but I do love a great Rose’.
Ouch…if I was Jangle or Private Party, I’d be wondering just really how much the Donald’s line of “no press, bad press” really rings true. Today’s New Yawk Times, had a story on private numbers, highlighting Private Party and Jangl. Hats off to the PR guys for getting in the story…but sometimes as the closing … Read more
Just crossing the wire is the news out of NokiaWorld that the N80-1 Internet Edition will have Gizmo installed. My experience with it has been nothing less than spectacular. Fully integrated VoIP on a very high quality mobile phone is a dream come true.