Estonia March 23, 2004* WTF Spoof Newswire Skype Business Plan details released today outline large scale enterprise ambitions. Throwing caution to the wind and responding to recent enquires from international press sources Skype founder Niklas Zennstrom released new products and service details in a closed session post CeBit conference for the Enterprise market. Earlier Skype [...]
I’ve been souping up my Nokia 3560 again over the weekend. I’ve added an Photographer, Opera Browser and Agile Messenger, plus numerous games. This is in addition to the Kablog and BlogPlanet aspects I’ve already experimented with. Some real successes and some troubles with Bluetooth along the way. Expermimenting with Photograhers panorama function. I found [...]
Skype and Plantronics Note my blod below re mobility and the Enterprise space.
Global Headset and Peer-To-Peer Telephony Leaders Sign Worldwide Agreement HANOVER, Germany, CeBIT, March 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Plantronics, Inc. (NYSE: PLT), the world leader in communications headsets, and Skype Technologies S.A., the global P2P (peer-to-peer) telephony company, today announced a worldwide strategic partnership [...]
Is the P2P telephony space too crowded? Here’s a potential Skype twin that may just emerge. Litfiber has announced iTalk2u — although no “beta” can actually be downloaded. Beta supposed to be released in May. Note:
Litfiber recently went public, All Litfibers announcements have a strong “Homeland Security” emphasis. This may be politics. It may [...]
Via Geekzone. Add this to Skype Business Model (See also Red Herring). thinking for a September European Launch. Some of the other product Siemans announced at CeBIT look desirable. This one would eliminate a couple of plugs and more.
Siemens is launching the Gigaset M34 USB PC Adapter. This is the world’s first consumer [...]
This slightly facetious statement: “My social networks are broken… at least I think they are.” reflects my conclusion that the social networks I’ve been playing in are for the most part associative networks. While they have a social element the socializing for the most part takes place by blogs, forums, IM / e-mail, phone and [...]
More Skype hints.
Skype is also expected to announce this week, at CeBit 2004, that a major European home phone maker will integrate Skype’s peer-to-peer software into a new line of cordless phones the European company plans to sell. Although final designs aren’t yet set, it’s likely that the phone will have one-button access [...]
Skype is again in the news with $18.8 million in second round financing with Draper Fisher Jurvetson and European Index Ventures. Om Malik weighs in and asks where’s the business model. Judith Meskill links too. To which we should look more closely at both the announcement and previous statements. I’d also add the DFJ is [...]
Thanks Jerry! Was a great afternoon!
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I’ve been advocating a two-screen world from the day I hooked up a second screen to my laptop. Since then lots of things have gone well. Is that that 15% difference Robert mentions?
One thing they did learn, though: the average human is about 15% more productive if they have two screens to work [...]
A great summary by Rajesh Jain on converging technologies and telephony. Reading between the lines I think Rajesh may just want to try out a Nokia 9500. Me too! Add to it the BT Communicator / Yahoo announcement for their new VoIP IM service today for another indicator of rapid change.
Nokia recently announced the [...]
I was going to write about Clay Shirky’s latest musings much earlier in the week. They were very much in tune with my last Supersonic Skype post. For the VoIP incumbants and traditionalists it must come as quite a shock. Skype regularly has a quarter of a million users online at anyone time. We know [...]
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7 years and 1 day since Skype Journal launched as a stand-alone blog.
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