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  • VoIP, phweet

    One Phweet Conversation Over AirCell

    08.21.08 | Stuart | Permalink | 2 Comments

    They said it couldn’t be done. AirCell said they would block calls from aircraft. What and who flys and tweets at 35000ft? @Andy Abramson tweeted a little while ago breaking the news that you can talk now on AirCell using Phweet. AirCell had recently announced that WiFi would soon be on all aircraft [...]

    They said it couldn’t be done. AirCell said they would block calls from aircraft. What and who flys and tweets at 35000ft? @Andy Abramson tweeted a little while ago breaking the news that you can talk now on AirCell using Phweet. AirCell had recently announced that WiFi would soon be on all [...]

  • Mobility, VoIP, iphone

    Fring - the All in One iPhone App

    04.15.08 | Stuart | Permalink | 5 Comments

    I’ve been reading the hype today about the first iPhone VoIP app. Fring Beta iPhone launched today. What we read is all wow wow. What we have is a Fring beta on an unsupported platform that works and still needs work. I’m impressed and not impressed at the same time. As a proof of [...]

    I’ve been reading the hype today about the first iPhone VoIP app. Fring Beta iPhone launched today. What we read is all wow wow. What we have is a Fring beta on an unsupported platform that works and still needs work. I’m impressed and not impressed at the same time. As a proof of [...]

  • Social Software, Strategic Foresight

    Sage Advice for API Providers

    03.31.08 | Stuart | Permalink | Comment?

    Gabe Wachob writes simply the best advice post I’ve seen from a developer to an API Service Provider. We’ve worked together on a few projects and Gabe’s passion shines through in this one. What struck me is it holds true for any product; the customer (developer) is always right. I also believe it [...]

    Gabe Wachob writes simply the best advice post I’ve seen from a developer to an API Service Provider. We’ve worked together on a few projects and Gabe’s passion shines through in this one. What struck me is it holds true for any product; the customer (developer) is always right. I also believe it [...]

  • VoIP

    eComm opens with Jonathan Christensen

    03.12.08 | Stuart | Permalink | Comment?

    I’m at eComm, I’ll be reporting some observations and comments. I’ve already met lots of familiar faces; its one of those conferences that is about relationships. There’s a good crowd a full room behind me.
    First up is Jonathan Christensen from Skype. Not sure if it is his task or preference. He’s started by reviewing the [...]

    I’m at eComm, I’ll be reporting some observations and comments. I’ve already met lots of familiar faces; its one of those conferences that is about relationships. There’s a good crowd a full room behind me.
    First up is Jonathan Christensen from Skype. Not sure if it is his task or preference. He’s started by reviewing the [...]

  • Knowledge Innovation, Mobility, Scenarios & Futures, Strategic Foresight, VoIP

    What’s Your iPhone Strategy? Speculation or Prediction

    03.07.08 | Stuart | Permalink | 1 Comment

    A few years ago the strategy question for anyone in and around communications was “What’s your Skype strategy?”. Last year just after the Facebook API was launched it was common practice to ask: “What’s your Facebook strategy?“. Today, you need answers to “What’s your iPhone strategy?”.

    I’ve got a few friends which I’ve passionately talked [...]

    A few years ago the strategy question for anyone in and around communications was “What’s your Skype strategy?”. Last year just after the Facebook API was launched it was common practice to ask: “What’s your Facebook strategy?“. Today, you need answers to “What’s your iPhone strategy?”.

    I’ve got a few friends which I’ve passionately talked [...]

  • Accelerating Innovation, Skype Journal, VoIP

    VoIP 2008 Dawn of a New Year - Belated Post

    02.20.08 | Stuart | Permalink | Comment?

    I wrote the post below after finding I was listed as one of the top 25 VoIP bloggers in 2007. Then my recent blogging performance has been appalling and dropped me off the map. From time to time I just get blogger block and I’m trying to get back! I also write many things [...]

    I wrote the post below after finding I was listed as one of the top 25 VoIP bloggers in 2007. Then my recent blogging performance has been appalling and dropped me off the map. From time to time I just get blogger block and I’m trying to get back! I also write many things [...]

  • Digital Identity, Mobility, Skype Journal, VoIP

    Mobivox - “Connecting You and Me by Name”

    02.19.08 | Stuart | Permalink | 3 Comments

    A few years ago I went to CES2005 in search of new VoIP products. At the time I came across VoxLib a product that could make and receive Skype calls on a normal home phone. When you picked up the phone you got VoxGirl who asked… who would you like to call. There were many [...]

    A few years ago I went to CES2005 in search of new VoIP products. At the time I came across VoxLib a product that could make and receive Skype calls on a normal home phone. When you picked up the phone you got VoxGirl who asked… who would you like to call. There were many [...]

  • Mobility, VoIP, Wireless

    Italian Mobile Plan Insight

    12.12.07 | Stuart | Permalink | Comment?

    Blogs, Skype and Facebook help people find each other. I had a nice lunch today with Luca Filigheddu who’s a leading proponent of VoIP in Italy. He’s been on a learning mission for the last three weeks in the Valley. So we talked VoIP, Wi-Fi mobiles and about our phones. He also shared with me [...]

    Blogs, Skype and Facebook help people find each other. I had a nice lunch today with Luca Filigheddu who’s a leading proponent of VoIP in Italy. He’s been on a learning mission for the last three weeks in the Valley. So we talked VoIP, Wi-Fi mobiles and about our phones. He also shared with me [...]