Thursday, February 8, 2007

MobileSTICK Commercial Availability

by alec on February 8, 2007

Over at 3GSM, Bridgeport, Oberthur, and CounterPath have announced the commercial availability of MobileSTICK.  MobileSTICK is a USB device that plugs into a PC or laptop with a fixed line or Wi-Fi broadband connection and launches a PC softphone, secured by a SIM card that utilizes the user’s existing mobile phone number to make and receive phone calls, SMS messages and multimedia (MMS) messages. 

Now all the content you’ve got on your PC can be easily sent via MMS using a PC drag and drop interface.  Drag a photo to the softphone, and send it via MMS using MobileSTICK. 

It’s a pretty neat take on the whole fixed-mobile convergence space.

 

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Web 2.0: The machine is us

by alec on February 8, 2007

This is a real pleasure to watch.


Via: VideoSift

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Jajah Buttons

February 8, 2007

Yesterday’s Jajah Web Mobile announcement overshadowed another, and perhaps even more interesting announcement.  The company rolled out Jajah Dynamic Web Buttons in beta.  It brings the combination of click-to-call and presence to a web widget that you can install on any web page.  From the website: – Buttons allow you to make yourself available without [...]

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DemoCamp Montreal

February 8, 2007

The DemoCamp movement seems to be hitting an inflection point.  With upcoming camps in Dallas, Montreal and DC this month, and more next month, the notion of an informal evening get together to see short presentations on new technologies seems to be gaining a lot of currency. The next closest event for us in Ottawa [...]

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Self-righteous Cisco hoisted… on their own petard

February 8, 2007

It’s always dangerous to make accusations when your own house isn’t quite in order.  Jim Courtney has uncovered a couple of very similar trademarks.  PDT has a mark called VoIPVoice for their pioneering line of VoIP hardware.  The logo Cisco displays on the CD for their Linksys product lines is very similar, right down to [...]

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