Om has an early warning on Google Click to Call being cancelled. My guess is Microsoft’s patent around Teleo may hold some keys to this decision. Michael Arrington postulates that the Google Blog site was hacked and the post now removed.
When a client calls me and asks to change words in a press release, adjust the time of a briefing or do something that is in their best interest we do everything to make them happy, unless it is something requiring divine intervention (or if the other party just can’t change). So for the past … Read more
Give props to the AP’s Bruce Meyerson for his coverage of T-Mobile and the VoWiFi plans. I’ve been asking T-Mobile either face to face or by email about this, as well as posing the question to their representatives at CTIA as this story was something I’ve been aware of since February and actually began bringing … Read more
Dan York has taken his bluebox podcast and made it available by phone. Now that’s neat.
I’m a few days late on this one, but Tom Keating gets the props for breaking the story on Fonality buying Trixbox. In a nutshell trixbox is “Asterisk based trixbox enables even the novice user to quickly set up a voice over IP phone system. trixbox can be configured to handle a single phone line … Read more
Ted Wallingford has written a wonderfully titled book for O’Reilly, all about VoIP Hacks. Given the timing of the book, and the subject matter, there should be a lot of fun things found out. You can order it direct from O’Reilly.
Om has a post yesterday and another one today about The Venice Project and FON. What is very interesting here is how Skype founders were able to develop Venice while they were full time at Skype, but not have the intellectual property part of the Skype sale to eBay. This makes no sense, as most … Read more
Mark Evans has taken the “Jeff Pulver challenge” and gotten involved in a startup. This is a great move for Mark. Congratulations.
As a sign of things to come, it appears that T-Mobile is changing their tune in a good way about allowing VoIP on the data networks. The catch is that the users need to be on premium accounts.
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