Tropo loves startups. Why? Because entrepreneurs always think of new and innovative ways to use Tropo that we’ve never even dreamed. Since we launched Tropo in 2009, we’ve helped thousands of developers and entrepreneurs build apps, demo them, pitch them, get investment and launch into full businesses. In fact, pretty much everyone behind Tropo from [...]
Tropo loves startups. Why? Because entrepreneurs always think of new and innovative ways to use Tropo that we’ve never even dreamed. Since we launched Tropo in 2009, we’ve helped thousands of developers and entrepreneurs build apps, demo them, pitch them, get investment and launch into full businesses. In fact, pretty much everyone behind Tropo from [...]
Mobile phones satisfy our universal need to connect with the world…unless you happen to live in a rural area without cell coverage or your keyboard doesn’t support your native written language. Then what do you do? Over the past few years, several initiatives have demonstrated the power of simple mobile services to help further development [...]
Mobile phones satisfy our universal need to connect with the world…unless you happen to live in a rural area without cell coverage or your keyboard doesn’t support your native written language. Then what do you do? Over the past few years, several initiatives have demonstrated the power of simple mobile services to help further development [...]
Mobile phones satisfy our universal need to connect with the world…unless you happen to live in a rural area without cell coverage or your keyboard doesn’t support your native written language. Then what do you do? Over the past few years, several initiatives have demonstrated the power of simple mobile services to help further development [...]
Via Techdirt, a news item from 1884, reporting on a prank phone call, calling undertakers to the homes of people who were still alive. photo from Paul Collins on Twitter Phones first started coming into commercial use only in the 1870s – 1880s, so it’s entirely possible these were the first prank phone calls. ©2011 [...]
Via Techdirt, a news item from 1884, reporting on a prank phone call, calling undertakers to the homes of people who were still alive. photo from Paul Collins on Twitter Phones first started coming into commercial use only in the 1870s – 1880s, so it’s entirely possible these were the first prank phone calls. ©2011 [...]
DIgium Asterisk World turned out to be a good conference. Attendance was higher than I had anticpated, perhaps 150 people at the keynote and more than that aggregated amongst the different tracks and on the floor. Lot’s of interested parties, including enterprise buyers, vars, and a good showing by the business-oriented parts of the community, [...]
