I’ve now had my Sony Mylo for about three weeks. I’ve used it for Skype and the audio remains the best I’ve found. As for the rest of the features, I don’t know (or see) enough people on GoogleTalk that I know who I don’t find on my BlackBerry’s Messenger, SightSpeed, AOL’s AIM, or Yahoo … Read more
I couldn’t be happier as for some really nice people at iotum and Grand Central yesterday as both companies, along with 13 others made the Fierce VoIP 15. The reason I’m happy is from the start of things I have been telling both Alec Saunders and Howard Thaw, iotum’s co-founders and Grand Central’s co-founders Craig … Read more
Let me pre-text this one. For years I’ve always thought that Sylantro was a company with great technology that couldn’t decide if it was an Applications Server or Softswitch company. Well maybe a new CEO will help. I just learned that tomorrow Sylantro Systems will announce the appointment of Marco Limena to president and CEO. … Read more
I’ve been a user of both Verizon and Sprint’s EvDO services off and on since their roll out. While a local San Diego company Novatel makes lots of the cards that work with EvDO the problem isn’t the cards Russell has his concerns and I have mine. From day one Qualcomm has built a great … Read more
Check out the new blog that the GigaOm network has started, and look who it is starring. Russell Shaw who last week left VON Magazine as a featured editor and columnist has made the leap. Given Russell’s proficiency for cranking out really great content, this is one that becomes a must read on everybody’s blog … Read more
Never first, usually not second, but always a tour de force, Microsoft has signaled the market that they plan on making a huge push in 2007 in the VoIP and Video Communications sector. What does this mean? Well likely in January Microsoft will begin to show off some consumer VoIP products in a big way … Read more
The Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times have both featured BridgePort Networks in today’s papers highlighting their latest fund raising round being closed. Tom Keating and Ken Camp jumped on the story over the weekend and have added their spin to what BridgePort is up to and their significance to the Mobile VoIP world. BridgePort Network’s … Read more
A very interesting post over at O’Reilly’s Emerging Telephony related largely to Enterprise Voice in a 2.0 world. What I read was that companies are already here in the space and have the technology that’s ready for the Enterprise and without sounding boastful some are represented by my agency. But that’s not the point here. … Read more
Yesterday I commented on SightSpeed CEO Peter Csathy using the medium of video to communicate. Today pal Paul Kapustka, who has been busy helping Jeff Pulver make PulveMedia a lot more than a trade show company, demonstrates what the medium of video means to telling the story and more importantly how accurately it portrays the … Read more
In fitting style Chris Lyman CEO of Fonality issues a rebuttal to Marcelo’s post… Like I said earlier, this is going to be interesting. Update-Alec Saunders has more expanded view on this. It seems he’s had a chance to talk with Chris Lyman, while I’ve only had an email exchange.
