When I checked out Google’s blog post Tuesday about its Free the Airwaves project, which aims to convince the FCC to approve the use of the white spaces between the spectrum vacated by analog television channels for broadband access, I saw it offered the ability to phone your Congressman. I thought that was kind of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Asterisk’
Asterisk Downloaded a Million Times
, Wednesday, December 19, 2007 at 12:20 PM PT Comments (6)
Asterisk, the poster child of open-source telephony, was downloaded a million times in 2007, according to Digium, the company started by Asterisk creator, Mark Spencer. Wow, it is an impressive number.
Is That Voice in Your App?
, Tuesday, November 6, 2007 at 1:30 AM PT Comments (21)
Things have been tough as of late for plain vanilla VoIP service providers, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that voice over IP is over as a technology. As my good friend Andy Abramson points out, the focus in the future is going to be on adding voice to apps.
This was one of the trends [...]
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