Archive for: June 2006

So I've seen enough on the Universal Service Fund for VoIP Order. You can thank Jeff Pulver for doing all the hard work of reading it and posting his analysis. Obviously this order was written …

Not sure where I heard about this quite honestly, but I figured I’d give it a shot.

Kontera has an in-text relevance engine that goes into a web page and adds relevant ads based on the text. …

While having a blogging tool built into Firefox is kind of an interesting …

I haven’t been keeping up with what’s going on, so I’ve picked out a bunch of interesting stuff to comment on.

Vonage V-Phone: So let me get this straight. You get the basic Vonage experience of $14.99 for …

My son turns 6 years old today. To celebrate, and because the weather is cooperating, we are going to our family’s cabin on Lake Morton. It doesn’t look like it’s going to be as hot as it’s been the past …

I’m surprised I missed the link for this, but “Mr. VoIP Watch” Andy Abramson has started a new blog called Working Anywhere.

While I don’t travel all that much anymore, I have been working mostly from home …

Now I will admit to not having read all the various information about Microsoft’s entry into Unified Communications, though I did hear about it on today’s KenRadio episode. Alec Saunders, the CEO of Iotum, picks the announcement and …

How do you know you’re doing something right? When a large player like Microsoft decides to copy you. There’s plenty of history to back this up. The latest example of this is covered in a CNet article on how …

As promised, the folks from Soonr have released Soonr for Mac OS 10.4. It is now available on their site for download. And while the basic functionality–integration with Skype–works as I expect on the Mac, the desktop integration piece …

Soonr is an application that, among other things, enables remote access to Skype and your desktop from any web browser, including the one on your mobile phone. The Mac version of this application has been sorely missing and, according …