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Blabnote.com - Vocal Social Network

May 16th, 2008 | 4 Comments | Posted in Blabnote, Telecommunications, Web 2.0


I’ve got 5 invites to the brand new voice powered social network Blabnote to give away. This new application, currently in private beta, promises to give users access to advanced communication tools, ad-hoc creation of contact conference groups and industrial strength feature rich voice mail and messaging. To win an invite, drop me an email and the first 5 to land will get one.

Edit: Too late! All gone! Leave a comment and i’ll get back to you if I get any more invites to distribute.

Thinking Digital: 21-23 May 2008

May 15th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in Mesh, Telecommunications, VOIP, Web 2.0

thinking digital I’m off to the Thinking Digital conference at The Sage Gateshead this time next week. Billed as an ‘event where outstanding individuals gather to take part in an exclusive conversation about technology, ideas and our future’ it’s a great chance to see some of the best speakers the planet has to offer in action. Highlights on offer include:

Steve Clayton, Microsoft’s Software plus Services Lead and all round top bloke, demonstrating some of the coolest new technologies to come out of Redmond, including what’s expected to be a first UK demo of Live Mesh.

The Fake Steve Jobs (a.k.a. Dan Lyons, Senior Editor at Forbes), author of Internet sensation The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs, giving his unique, hilarious take on the world of technology, the people who drive it, and the future of media.

Greg Dyke, Chairman of the British Film being interviewed live on stage by Andy Allan, the former CEO of Carlton Television, about management and leadership challenges, as well as his views on the future of media.

World-renowned inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil speaking via stunning Teleportec technology about his groundbreaking work on The Singularity and the point at which computer intelligence will surpass our own, in every form.

Hopefully it should be clear to you that with such a lineup set to appear, I’m more than a little excited to be one of the lucky 400 who gets to attend!

How to Build Your Very Own VOIP Telecommunication Platform

January 4th, 2008 | 1 Comment | Posted in C#, Telecommunications, VOIP

I thought Christmas was over, but it obviously isn’t. Some hardware arrived in the office this week - but not just any old hardware. 04012008172For the price of a decent size family car, my employers ( the mighty Qire ) have bought me and the team everything we need to build our very own VOIP/ SIP/ IVR / VXML / CCXML telco!!!!

The kit is a development environment to enable us to build the worlds biggest and best Voice 2.0 telecommunication platform. It’s a reference architecture for us to get to grips with the finer points of SIP call initiation and interaction.

04012008171If you want to do the same, all you need is a handful of top flight super fast servers, some expensive text to speech, speech recognition licenses, a friendly SIP provider and some high spec military grade DSP boards.

04012008173It’s all powered by a custom build high performance C# management and delivery system that we have put together.

Once it is all working together, we will have a system that will give our clients access to the planets most advanced unified communications platform!

Exciting stuff I’m sure you will agree! Stay posted and I’ll keep the blog updated with our progress.