Many of the pundits are all basically saying the same thing about VoIP. Some are calling it dead. Others are saying it’s changing. I’m saying that things like VoIP, SIP, etc. are terms for what has become the foundation level building blocks for the 21st century communication. Some call the notion of a discussion a … Read more
For a company still at the angel round, Fonolo continues to garner the kind of attention that consumer brands crave to be awarded. This time it was from trendspotting Springwise, an 8,000+ person early “things to watch, things to know about” organization.
With applications like Palringo, Truphone, Nimbuzz, Fring all available in the iPhone/iPod App Store seeing that the sales of iPod Touch devices being so strong, makes my heart a flutter. I too bought two of these in the last few weeks, one for myself and one as a gift for my wife. I see the … Read more
Over in Korea where WiMax has been up and running under the WiBro monicker, we read that a standard for voice services has been set up, and that KT (Korea Telecom) is gearing up to deploy it. This news is excellent news for the Voice Service provider industry as it gives them a standard to … Read more
You can tell a lot by the way a company behaves in the media. Cisco, is one of those companies which knows how to sing a tune. It’s no coincidence that Cisco has two very interesting stories appear in different parts of the media today. It was planned. What’s more if you look closely at … Read more
Analyst Jon Arnold has written a killer piece this morning for TMC proclaiming that VoIP is not dead, and he’s right. The acquisition of Sylantro by Broadsoft sure proves that, but Arnold goes much deeper. In his well penned muse, the laser focused, hard charging Boston Red Sox fan points out that many are crying … Read more
In what was a classic example of a secret not being well kept, Broadsoft today finally announced the acquisition of Sylantro. Doug Mohney of Fierce VoIP has been on the story and really provided the early reporting on the story first with his report on December 18, and then with the follow-up the next day … Read more
The Unofficial Apple Weblog’s Aron Trimble has a series of tips that make the Apple iPhone an essential tool for the Road Warrior. I’ll add a few more apps that I like which make my road warrior like existence much easier to digest: Fight Stats–without question this helps keep track of what’s happening with your … Read more
While the focus of the site I found is about the Working Woman, the tips in this post are very much on target and on point when it comes to working at home for man or woman. In many ways they mirror what I’ve told my own staff for the past few years, but I’ve … Read more
I’m a fan of the concept of metro-wide WiFi and have been for some time. Unfortunately, the Earthlink model (which was really a model dreamed up by consultants) never worked. As a matter of fact, it failed. But there are some good examples of Muni or metro WiFi working, one of which is in the … Read more
