Nick Denton’s Startup kit
Nick Denton’s Startup kit. Many different ways to boot-strap your business
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Om,
Denton asserts:
“F1000 with Vonage: Just ordered this handset, for truly portable phone, at VOIP prices.”
I wonder from whom he ordered it? Moments ago I spoke with Vonage and they do not sell nor officially support this phone yet but some of the tech support managers have been apparently “beta testing it at Starbucks”.
The F1000 works well. It is manufactured by UT Starcom, and the qualty is pretty good.
I personally use one at my home in Office.
Along with tonz of patience-n-hardwork, I will strongly suggest investing in a very good quality desk and chair (I use: Herman Miller Aeron chair)
I will also suggest Sendmail(MTA) with Squirrelmail (webmail) for free EMAIL…
I don’t think I will use Skype for my company… I’d rather use damaka (http://www.damaka.com). Much better call quality and I will have the satisfaction that my data is not travelling the entire planet ;-) I am eagerly waiting for their PSTN…
Nick Denton: Startup kit
Found this on Om Malik’s blog earlier today: Nick has put together a list of places and tools that might help a young company to bootstrap its business more quickly which might save you some time…
Link: http://www.nickdenton.org/002173.html#2173 …