DEMO: Shared Calendars, Better Phone Cameras
Tuesday morning’s DEMO sessions featured a number of consumer technologies, including a neat educational scheduling service and a new approach to mobile phone cameras.
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Filed under: Google , VoIP Before there was Google Voice , there was GrandCentral . In 2007 Google acquired the internet telephony service that lets you ring all your phones from a single number, record calls, and set caller permissions.
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GrandCentral closes its doors – time to update to Google Voice
Filed under: VoIP A few days ago we discovered that Skype was shutting down its Extras program which lets users download and install add-ons for the internet telephony software directly from the Skype client. But it turns out that doesn’t mean plugins for Skype will all disappear at the stroke of midnight. Pamela makes two popular add-ons for Skype, the Pamela application for recording Skype audio and video calls and PamFax , an application that lets users send faxes over Skype.
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Pamela call recorder, PamFax for Skype to continue
Google and AT&T are both trying to set the record straight on their VoIP polocies as the FCC presses them for answers.
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AT&T and Google Set Things Straight on VoIP as Tensions Run High (PC World)
Filed under: Google , VoIP Google Voice lets users make free calls to phone numbers in the United States.
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Google Voice adds free calls to Canada (from the US)
If you’re considering a luxury cell phone, you’ve probably given some thought to the Aura — either as an object of unattainable techno-lust or as a way to lighten your wallet by a grand or two (don’t even get us started in Vertu).
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Motorola Ivory E18 luxury phone developed, scrapped
While Americans are pining for smart phones even though they don’t have any idea how to use the things, in Japan people not only pocket far more advanced cellys than here, but use them productively. More than twice as many people use smart phones there than do in the States (despite less than half the population), but the companies making those phones have been hopeless when it comes to catering to the international mobile space
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Japanese phones suffer from ‘Galapagos Syndrome’ — are too complex to survive abroad
Filed under: Audio , Google , VoIP If you’ve been wondering how Google plans to make money off of Google Voice, the company’s voicemail, telephone routing, and general VoIP applications, here’s a hint: advertising.
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Advertising coming to Google Voice?
One customer’s real-life journey from Broadvoice to Vonage — that only took 172-days and the aid of the FCC.
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VoIP Number Hassle — You Can’t Take It With You (PC World)
VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) is a terrible acronym but a great technology.
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Does VoIP Still Confuse You? (PC World)
The U.K. company has opened a Silicon Valley office and plans a RIM application this quarter
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Cellcrypt Secure VoIP Heading to BlackBerry (PC World)
Flaws in both Skype and Google Voice easily allow scammers to make a PBX ‘botnet’ and intercept or listen in on calls.
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VoIP Services are Vulnerable to Botnets, Security Researchers Say (PC World)
IBM Lotus this week introduced a slew of partners to help with its efforts to integrate traditional telephony and VoIP with collaboration software.
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IBM Lining up Run at Telephony, VoIP Integration (PC World)
Filed under: Windows Mobile , VoIP , Beta , Mobile Skype has launched a beta of Skype 3.0 for Windows Mobile . As expected , the new client has two major new features: SMS and file transfer. The file transfer feature lets you swap files with any other Skype member, whether they’re using a mobile or desktop client.
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Skype 3.0 beta for Windows Mobile adds file transfer, SMS
Skype is beta-testing a link between its proprietary VOIP system and switches using the open Session Intiation Protocol
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Skype Will Let Its VOIP Service Talk to SIP Phone Switches (PC World)
VoIP phone maker Snom is jumping on the touchscreen bandwagon with the introduction of the 870 handset.
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Snom Hopes Touch Will Improve VoIP Usability (PC World)
Lawl Mart’s Duck Hunt, an iPhone and iPod touch game that has been available at the App Store, can’t be found any more. The… See more here: ‘Duck Hunt’ IPhone Game Pulled at Nintendo’s Request – PC World
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‘Duck Hunt’ IPhone Game Pulled at Nintendo’s Request – PC World
VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) has been hit and miss for many people; myself included. I have tooled around with Vonage, Skype, and others, but I have not been completely sold on any current VOIP technology. ..
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Ooma is VOIP on Steroids
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