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PhoneBoy — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 07:09:22 +0000

It keeps coming:

Mobivox Unveils Voice-Activated Mobile Services Platform: This is primarily geared at service providers. While I think their platform is good, as it contains thinks like voice-activated dialing and call control, group calling, and voice-to-SMS, and voice-to-email messaging, I think the challenge is going to be getting carriers to adopt. You can read more from them on the Mobivox|PL blog.

Alltel Bringing Customers NuTsie: If you want to spend $4.99 a month or $19.99 a year to listen to items from your iTunes library from your Alltel handset, and you happen to have one of the 10 handsets Alltel supports this on, get thee to the Alltel Shop on the handset and buy it.

Into High School Sports? Check Out Locofan.net: Ted Wallingford helped to put together a social networking site for high school sports called LocoFan.net! This is about empowering the social discourse surrounding sports that makes prep athletics so much fun. Things like boosting, smack talking, Saturday-morning quarterbacking, and of course, media sharing. Not personally a high school ports fan, but maybe when my kids are old enough.

DeFi Mobile Offers Unlimited Calling over WiFi for $40/mo: This service provides unlimited calling as well as unlimited data on a number of commercial WiFi hotspots worldwid–yes, data you can use for other things. Seems a bit like a cross between Boingo and Truphone, but personally, I think Truphone and Boingo are a better deal.

Skype on Asterisk: Tom Keating did a long piece on the recent announcement about Skype being made available as a channel driver for Asterisk. In short, it allows you to both make and receive calls with Skype using an Asterisk server. Anything you can do with, say, an oubound SIP channel or an IP telephone extension can bow be done with Skype. It’s not going to be open-source, nor is it going to be free. It does open up some interesting opportunities.

Comments

3 October 2008, spg writes: they seem to indicate that there are no international long distance charges; and that landlines and cell phones anywhere in the world can be called. there is no price list. if this is true this is pretty amazing having nothing to do with the mobile aspect. anyone who simply makes a lot of calls to cell phones in for example any European country would be getting a very good deal being able to call unlimited for $40.00 per month. i looked and could not find any FUP. i will be following this one' something just does not seem to add up.
3 October 2008, spg writes: i was referring to DeFi Mobile in the above comment.
3 October 2008, PhoneBoy writes: I forget that terminating calls to mobile phones outside North America is insanely expensive and for no good reason. If DeFi Mobile does allow calls to mobile phones to be included in the $40/mo, then they are probably going to go out of business really fast. However, I suspect they don't allow this.
18 October 2008, spg writes: very interesting. i posted on questions on the defimobile forum. there was no reply to the forum post but i did receive an email from Nikki @ Defimobile, posted below: Satphoneguy, DeFi Global Access members enjoy unlimited global calling. This includes outbound calling to all countries and phone types. On Oct 16, 8:27 pm, Satphoneguy wrote: > > do i understand correctly that included are calls worldwide? does this > > include outbound calls to all countries and phone types or only that i > > can use the servicer anyplace in the world to call my home country? > > for example can i make unlimited calls from the USA to cell phone in > > europe? > > > > thanks in advance for clarification. i may give them a try; although i wish they offered the same price plan as an outbound SIP trunk. i can not possible see how they can offer calls to countries such as cuba that run several dollars per minute.

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PhoneBoy’s Week That Was 14 September 2008

PhoneBoy — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 07:31:29 +0000

Let’s get straight on with it:

How S60 and Share on Ovi Can Help You Meet (From The Convergence Zone)
Cell Ranger: Boost Your Bars (From Joy of Gadgets)
Need Your Gadgets Blessed? Go to Japan! (From Joy of Gadgets)
Three Power Outlet Panel: About Time! (From Joy of Gadgets)
Sarah Palin Action Figures (From Joy of Gadgets)
Timeband by Fairchild Model C-6110 Digital Alarm Clock (From Joy of Gadgets)

The Week That Was 7 September 2008

PhoneBoy — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 07:01:00 +0000

I haven’t been doing a lot of blogging outside of my own blogs as of late. Can only write so much. Need to do things besides write like, say, watch my version of TV (online), maybe read some words on dead trees, or experiment with various things I’ll write about later. Or, even better, sleep!

Anyway, here’s what I did on Joy of Gadgets this week:

If you use the Twitter, follow my Joy of Gadgets posts on twitter.com/joyofgadgets

The Weeks That Were 23 June – 12 July 2008

PhoneBoy — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 07:18:20 +0000

I’m still trying to get caught up with these posts. Next week, I should be caught up doing these bloody things.

Of course, next week’s version of this post will be pre-approved and post-dated for your viewing pleasure.

SightSpeed Business Goes 9-Way (From The VoIP Weblog)
Nokia To Acquire Plazes (From The Mobile Technology Weblog and The Social Networking Weblog)
iotum Launcing Calliflower: A Fresh Approach To Conference Calls (From The VoIP Weblog)
Nokia To Purchase Symbian, Create Symbian Foundation (From The Mobile Technology Weblog)
Jazinga Might Have The IP PBX Right (From The VoIP Weblog)
3CX PBX For Windows (From The VoIP Weblog)
Enter To Win a Nokia N78 NAM! (From The Mobile Technology Weblog)
Developers and APIs Aren’t A Business Model (From The VoIP Weblog)
Gizmo5 Now Served By Jajah (From The VoIP Weblog)
Dell Video Chat Powered by SightSpeed (From The VoIP Weblog)
Nokia Adds Warner Music Group to Comes With Music (From Digital Music–The Future)
Truphone Giving New Customers Extra Credit (From The VoIP Weblog)
Starbucks To Close 600 Stores (From The Wireless Weblog)
HiDef Conferencing Now Has Outlook Plugin (From The VoIP Weblog)
Don’t Leave Me A Message (From The VoIP Weblog)
VoIP Through The Corporate Firewall (From The VoIP Weblog)
Initial Impressions on Phone Fusion (From The VoIP Weblog)
Who Will Have The First VoIP Over WiFi Application on iPhone 3G? (From The VoIP Weblog)
IM on Your Mobile–Almost Any Mobile (From The Mobile Technology Weblog)
Want Some More Battery Life With Your Corporate Email? (From The Mobile Technology Weblog)
Alltop VoIP Coverage (From The VoIP Weblog)
Truphone on the iPhone (From The VoIP Weblog)
Last.fm Giving Royalties To Unsigned Bands (From Digital Music–The Future)
BroadSoft Wants Your Voice Apps! (From The VoIP Weblog)
TopMobile20 Contest Extended, Voting to Begin in August (From The Mobile Technology Weblog)

Comments

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Weeks That Were 2 June – 22 June 2008

PhoneBoy — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 06:48:24 +0000

I haven’t done one of these posts in a while–6 weeks to be exact! I am doing three weeks worth here and will get the other three weeks posted later on. That should get me caught up

Meanwhile, I am on the home stretch before vacation, where I won’t be doing much online at all. I’m actually looking forward to the break!

Fax Over IP == FAIL! (From The VoIP Weblog)
Might Mid-Band Ethernet Make Copper Competitive With Fiber? (From The VoIP Weblog)
Welcome to Vonageland (From The VoIP Weblog)
What Is Iotum Up To? (From The VoIP Weblog)
Real VoIP? Is There Fake VoIP Out There? (From The VoIP Weblog)
No Such Thing As Free Calls (From The VoIP Weblog)
Where Computer-Based VoIP Fails (From The VoIP Weblog)
My, How Cheap Flash Drives Have Become (From On Storage and The Gadgets Weblog)
iCall Brings You VoIP on the iPhone (From The VoIP Weblog)
Blinded By The TRI-L Light! (From The Gadgets Weblog)
Skype 4.0 Beta: All About Video (From The VoIP Weblog)
VoIP Providers One Step Closer To Proper 911 Access (From The VoIP Weblog)
Can You Video Conference With 9 People At Once? (From The VoIP Weblog)
New Sponsor For Creative Weblogging: AIM Call Out (From The VoIP Weblog)
William Shatner On iotum’s Free Conference Service (From The VoIP Weblog)

PhoneBoy’s Week That Was 1 June 2008

PhoneBoy — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 07:01:01 +0000

Before I go on my self-imposed blog break, I suppose I should do my weekly “Week That Was” post. I don’t expect I’ll post anything here until next week’s “Week That Was” post where I’ll have a few items from The VoIP Weblog.

This next week, I’ll be in Ottawa. Should be much better weather-wise then it was when I was up there last time. weather.com says it’s warmer than Seattle is right now, but not by much. I should avoid most of the hot weather up there, which has a habit of happening in June.

This weeks post include:

How Many Calls Over A WiFi Access Point? (From voip.com/blog)
Is The Industry Up Or Down? (From The VoIP Weblog)
Is The VoIP Market Growing? (From voip.com/blog)
Customer Service Isn’t Cheap (From The VoIP Weblog)
Personalizing Your Telephony Experience (From voip.com/blog)
Is VoIP The Solution To Last Mile Broadband? (From The VoIP Weblog)
Dial Phones, ANI, and Caller ID (From voip.com/blog)
Special Offer for Boingo Wireless (From The Wireless Weblog, The Mobile Technology Weblog, and Tech Without Wires)
Truphone Updates Nokia Client, Adds Anywhere Support (From The VoIP Weblog, The Mobile Technology Weblog, and The Wireless Weblog)
Why Mobile Phones In The U.S. Are Geographic
Gizmo5 Gives You An Email Address, Too (From The VoIP Weblog)
The Pros And Cons Of Calling Party Pays (From voip.com/blog)
Rent A Song–10 Cents A Track (From Digital Music – The Future)
Mobile Phones On Planes (From voip.com/blog)

PhoneBoy’s Week That Was 25 May 2008

PhoneBoy — Sun, 25 May 2008 07:01:14 +0000

Despite the fact my son’s doing better, he’s going to be in the hospital for a couple more days. Unfortunately, for those of you who read my blogs, it means less blog entries. It also means I’ve got some work to do as my bank of articles is now empty.

Meanwhile, here’s what I got this week:

Comcast Planning More Business-Level Phone Services (From The VoIP Weblog)
Telephone Exchanges and Numbers (From voip.com/blog)
Area Code Splits and Overlays (From voip.com/blog)
Why Not iTunes? (From Digital Music – The Future)
High Speed Conferencing Now Hi-Def Conferencing (From The VoIP Weblog)
How We Dial Phone Numbers in the U.S. (From voip.com/blog)
Roam If You Want To…Pay For It (From The Convergence Zone)
How Quickly Calls Are Connected (From voip.com/blog)
What’s Your Dial Plan? (From voip.com/blog)
7 Versus 10 Digit DIaling (From voip.com/blog)
VoIP Farthest Thing From My Mind (From The VoIP Weblog)
Do Area Codes Really Matter Anymore? (From voip.com/blog)

PhoneBoy’s Week That Was 11 May 2008

PhoneBoy — Sun, 11 May 2008 08:38:40 +0000

Happy Mothers Day to all you mothers out there!

This past week has been a busy week for posts, it seems like. I even managed a post on my internal Nokia blog this week.

The post list this week:

How Operators Dialed Long Distance Calls (From voip.com/blog)
Nine Inch Nails Ghosts I-IV (From Digital Music–The Future)
Click To Call (From voip.com/blog)
Belkin Desktop Internet Phone For Skype (From The VoIP Weblog)
Tommy Telephone: The Making Of A Telephone (From The VoIP Weblog)
The World of Communications, Then And Now (From voip.com/blog)
Qt 4.4 Brings The Best Of Web And Native Applications Together (From The Mobile Technology Weblog)
Sprint Ceding WiMAX to Clearwire (From The Wireless Weblog)
TopMobile20 Announces Mobile Software Contest (From The Mobile Technology Weblog)
Twitter With Your Voice With Twitterfone (From Web 2.0 Weblog, The Mobile Technology Weblog, The VoIP Weblog, The Social Networking Weblog, and The Republic of Geektronica)
How Sound Synchronizes Up With Pictures (From voip.com/blog)
Go Back To Your Roots, Carriers! (From The VoIP Weblog)
Qwest to Resell Verizon Wireless Service (From The Wireless Weblog and The Mobile Technology Weblog)
What About The Analog Devices? (From The Digital TV Weblog, The Gadgets Weblog, and The Wired Home Weblog)
Jangl Team Joining Jajah (From The VoIP Weblog)
How Does A Phone Work? (From voip.com/blog)
G.729 versus G.711 (From voip.com/blog)
Your Antenna On Your Roof May Need Replacing (From The Digital TV Weblog)
More Bars In More Places–Except Where You Go (From The Mobile Technology Weblog)
Touch Tones and VoIP (From voip.com/blog)

PhoneBoy’s Week That Was 28 April 2008

PhoneBoy — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 06:11:43 +0000

Sorry that this post is late. Not sure if you read these things anyway, but hey, it’s a tradition. What I might do in the future is highlight a post from each of the other blogs I write on. Or maybe discontinue it entirely. What do you think?

The post list this week:

E911 and VoIP: Location, Location, Location (From voip.com/blog)
Rickrolled–By A Cake! (From The Social Networking Weblog)
Truphone Closes On $32.7 Mil USD Series B Funding (From The VoIP Weblog)
Send Email The Old Skool Way (From The Gadgets Weblog)
Join In The Nokia Conversations (From The Mobile Technology Weblog and The Gadgets Weblog)
One Device For A Teleconference? (From The Convergence Zone)
Latency and VoIP Call Quality (From voip.com/blog)
Equals and Voxeo Bring The Party Line to Facebook (From The VoIP Weblog)
Ringer Equivalency Numbers And You (From voip.com/blog)
Vapps Updates Skype Extra: High-Definition Conferencing Tool (From The VoIP Weblog)
More Twitter Growing Pains (From The Web 2.0 Weblog and The Social Networking Weblog)
AX Micro Bluetooth Headset (From The Gadgets Weblog)
How VoIP Providers Give You Local Numbers (From The VoIP Weblog)
How Expensive Was Telephony Before The Internet? (From voip.com/blog)
How Cheap Calls Have Gotten (From The VoIP Weblog)
How VoIP Providers Get Numbers In Your Area (From voip.com/blog)
Sponsored Post: cellity Communicator Mobile Software Unveiled At CTIA (From The VoIP Weblog)
Are Bundles Cheaper? (From voip.com/blog)

Comments

28 April 2008, Dan York writes: Dameon, Do you use any of the aggregation services like FriendFeed? The nice thing there is that you can add a bunch of your individual feeds to it and then wind up with one page that aggregates all of your posts across all of your blogs. You then have the option that rather than writing posts like this you can just point people to your FriendFeed URL (and associated RSS feed if people want to subscribe to it). For instance, mine is at http://friendfeed.com/danyork and aggregates my online content across my blogs, Twitter, del.icio.us, Seesmic and more. Now, adding in Twitter, especially, adds a lot of volume to the feed, but you don't necessarily have to do that. You could *just* have your blogs in there. FriendFeed also has a nice feature where if you write at a group blog it can only pull in the posts that *you* author. On the other hand, if you have the time/energy to assemble these summary posts, they are a nice addition to your weblog. Dan
28 April 2008, PhoneBoy writes: I post on a lot of group blogs where I am not the only blogger. The places I blog don't necessarily make it easy to pull out just my posts. :)

PhoneBoy’s Week That Was 20 April 2008

PhoneBoy — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 08:13:57 +0000

I feel like I wrote too many posts this week. I did a fair amount of cross-posting this week, which ends up being good for my pocketbook. However, I feel pretty spent. I just want to curl up and watch South Park. Especially this episode about Over Logging (On).

Here’s what I got out this week:

Flashphone: If You Can See A Web Page, You Can Use It (From voip.com/blog)
Thomson’s Symbio Cordless DECT VoIP Phone (From The Gadgets Weblog)
Truphone SIM Cards Coming Soon (From The VoIP Weblog, The Wireless Weblog, and The Mobile Technology Weblog)
Listening In? Give Me A Break! (From The VoIP Weblog)
Symbio DECT Cordless VoIP Phone By Thomson (From voip.com/blog)
audioengine AW1 Wireless Adapter (From The Wired Home Weblog, Tech Without Wires)
Why Do FM Transmitters Suck? (From Digital Music, Tech Without Wires, and The Gadgets Weblog)
VoIP Deices Are Not Fun To Configure (From voip.com/blog)
Ooma’s Still Alive. So? (From The VoIP Weblog)
Apple ][gs Turned Laptop (From The Republic Of Geektronica)
Fring Now Native on iPhone (From The VoIP Weblog, The Mobile Technology Weblog, and The Wireless Weblog)
Distributing VoIP Throughout Your Home, Part 1 (From voip.com/blog)
Distributing VoIP Throughout Your Home, Part 2 (From voip.com/blog)
Trixbox Goes 2.0, Gets More Hands Off (From The VoIP Weblog)
Distributing VoIP Throughout Your Home, Part 3 (From voip.com/blog)
What Is A Phone, Anyway? (From voip.com/blog)
Black and Decker Pocket Power (From The Gadgets Weblog)

Comments

11 June 2008, Citizento writes: Thanks for the all the posts. What about wiring your home with ethernet cable and just plug ip-phones in it? Would that necessarily mean installing a small pbx (like for calling one room from another, routing the call to your father in the living room..)?

PhoneBoy’s Week That Was 13 April 2008

PhoneBoy — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 07:35:50 +0000

I wrote way too many blog pieces this week. In addition to the 20 entries on this list, I’ve got another 10 or so queued up for next week. Hopefully, I can slow down a bit next week now that I’ve got a good queue to work from. Fat chance.

You’ll see some different blogs below. Let me explain. My new “gig” with Creative Weblogging has me posting to a bunch of blogs–22 in total–mostly on blogs that are “dormant” and need some content. I call it a “roaming editor” job. The only blog of theirs that I am the main editor for is The VoIP Weblog. The other blogs (except for Geektronica and voip.com/blog) are different CW blogs.

Here’s what I got out this week:

How Green is Video Over IP? (From voip.com/blog)
You Have To Burn The Rope (From The Republic Of Geektronica)
How Much Data Does VoIP Use? (From voip.com/blog)
Amazon Web Services Hiccups Again (From Web 2.0 Weblog)
Speaking Without Talking (From The VoIP Weblog)
Grandstream Goes VoIP With The GXE 502x Products (From voip.com/blog)
Spam Isn’t Free Speech (From I Got Spam?!)
Jajah Going Native on iPhone (From The VoIP Weblog)
What The Hell Is This Naymz Thing? (From Web 2.0 Weblog)
Naymz Sending Spam–As You! (From I Got Spam?!)
Ain’t Nothing Like The Real Thing (From voip.com/blog)
Grandstream GXE 502x IP PBX (From The VoIP Weblog)
Mobile Phone Roaming Costs: Out Of Control (From voip.com/blog)
Valleywag Thinks Ooma Is On It’s Way Out (From The VoIP Weblog)
Verizon Wireless Rescues Deceased Wife’s Voicemail Greeting (From The Mobile Technology Weblog and The Wireless Weblog)
People Listening In On VoIP Calls? Give Me A Break! (From voip.com/blog)
Thomson’s Symbio Cordless DECT VoIP Phone (From The VoIP Weblog)
Why I Won’t Go Digital Until I Have To (From The Digital TV Weblog)
It’s Not Just Voice (From voip.com/blog)

PhoneBoy’s Week That Was 6 April 2008

PhoneBoy — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 07:01:55 +0000

It’s been a busy week sorting out who I’m going to blog for and what kind of blogging I will be doing. I have a better answer to that question now, and it looks like I am taking the insane approach

Right around the time I signed the paperwork to blog for voip.com, I got an interesting proposal from Creative Weblogging. What they were looking for is someone to essentially “fill in” across some of their English-speaking blogs to post when blogs had gone fallow or at other times when the need was there. The terms of this job are a bit more favorable than the previous arrangement.

The biggest question in all of this was what I was going to do about VoIP Weblog, which covers the same topic. My intent is to continue to post there until CW finds another blogger for this blog. After all, that will be part of my job.

Here’s what I got out this week:

Talkonaut: Another VoIP/IM Client For Symbian (From The VoIP Weblog)
All VoIP Devices Suck To Configure (From The VoIP Weblog)
Google In Rumored Talks With Skype (From The VoIP Weblog)
Could Your Next Desktop Be An S60 Device? (From The Convergence Zone)
Fring Partnering With Boingo (From The VoIP Weblog)
New Sheriff In Town (From voip.com/blog)
Mobile VoIP Reviews From Users Like You (From The VoIP Weblog)
How Will Text To Speech Sound Over VoIP? (From voip.com/blog)
HandSolo: The Future Of Mobile Phones (From The Republic Of Geektronica)
The Hedgehog, Like You’ve Never Seen Him Before (From The Republic Of Geektronica)

PhoneBoy’s Week That Was 30 March 2008

PhoneBoy — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 08:32:14 +0000

It was nice to be at home after all the VON.x partying last week. Got a couple of new toys–one to play with (Nokia N810) and one to review (a PBX from Talkswitch). I also spent some time cleaning my newly working pinball machine. This evening, I replaced all the rubbers and gave the playfield a polish. Now I just have to wait for my pinball repair guy to come out and fix the other things that are still broken with it.

I did a little bit better on posts this week versus last week, as you can see below:

FWD’s Global Communicator Project (From The VoIP Weblog)
Jangl Adds Another 8 Million Profiles Via PerfSpot (From The VoIP Weblog)
The Ultimate MPU For Old Bally/Stern Pinballs! (From The Gadgets Weblog)
Qik, Digg This Story! (From The VoIP Weblog)
Rumor: Pulvermedia Closing Up Shop? (From The VoIP Weblog)
Zemanta: Blogging Made Easier (From The Republic Of Geektronica)
Digging Out The IP Phones (From The VoIP Weblog)
Skyfire To Start Beta (From The Mobile Technology Weblog)
Will VoIP Providers Be Given Equal Access to 911? (From The VoIP Weblog)

PhoneBoy’s Week That Was 23 March 2008

PhoneBoy — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 07:01:13 +0000

Happy Easter, for those of you that celebrate!

I can’t tell you how nice it is to be home after this past week. I had so many conversations with so many people. I partied like I never partied before. My mind was over-stimulated in a way it hadn’t been in a while.

While many of these great conversations happened at VON.x, I also had some great ones inside of Nokia as well. Many of these conversations were related to new product directions in the current group I work in, and there were a couple related to an entirely new direction for my career. Nothing is even in silly putty yet, as my wife so eloquently put it, but it could mean the beginning of an entirely new chapter in my career at Nokia.

Because I was so busy this past week, I really didn’t get too many blog posts out. Here’s what I managed:

Jeff Pulver and the Personal Social Networking Toolkit (From The VoIP Weblog)
IfByPhone: The Voice Of The Web For SMBs (From The VoIP Weblog)
A Qik Marriage Proposal (From The VoIP Weblog)
VON.x Is Worth The Money For An Exhibitor (From The VoIP Weblog)
Fonolo: Bringing Web Tools To The IVR (From The VoIP Weblog)

PhoneBoy’s Week That Was 16 March 2008

PhoneBoy — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 07:01:34 +0000

This week, I will be down in Mountain View to visit the office. It’s been about 6 months since I’ve been down there, which means I’m well overdue for a visit.

Of course, that’s not the only reason I’m going down to the Bay Area. There’s this little Voice over IP conference called VON.x going on in San Jose as well. It’s the first time I’ve been to one of these kinds of shows for VoIP–heck, it’s the first time I’ve been to a trade show of any sort in over a decade.

Because I’m on the road, I’ve already pre-written some stuff for this coming week. I have no doubt my inbox will be flooded with press releases with all the happenings at VON.x, so I’m sure I’ll be writing a few posts as well.

This past week, I posted on the other blogs:

Arcade Machine Of A Different Size (From The Gadgets Weblog)
Pingo Business Gives You $10 To Try Them Out (From The VoIP Weblog)
Why Use Twitter? (From The Mobile Technology Weblog)
Twitter: Good On Dumb Phones, Too (From The Smart PDA)
Make Free Calls–Until They Wise Up (From The VoIP Weblog)
Skype: Let Me Turn Off Invite Requests (From The VoIP Weblog)
Roku Licenses Trolltech’s Qt For Embedded Linux (From The Gadgets Weblog)
How TalkSwitch Is Different (From The VoIP Weblog)
Jangl Offers Advertising With Free Calls (From The VoIP Weblog)
audioengine W1 Wireless Adapter (From The Gadgets Weblog)
Russell Shaw Passed Away (From The Republic Of Geektronica)

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