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New API Will Make Twitter Activity Easier to Mashup
In a on Programmable Web’s blog, Adam DuVander provides a really good glimpse of the future potential to do lot’s more with Twitter than conduct searches for mentions (or complaints) that involve the name of a particular company or its products.
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ARM’ed and Less Dangerous: Mobile Speech Made Easier
According to a guest blog post on ARM’s Web site, the next generation of the mobile CPU maker’s flagship chip will be better suited to perform audio (and voice) processing.
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West’s Roll-up Continues With TuVox Acquisition
One thing’s for sure, the age of Recombinant Communications (RC) has rendered moot the classic “Apps versus Tools” debate and obliterated an entire category of solutions providers.
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Life After Tellme: McCue Launches Flipboard
Tellme’s co-founder and entrepreneur can add “serial” to his title now that his latest company, Flipboard, successfully launched its eponymous product and initial set of services.
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Professional Services and Testing: The Secret Sauce in the Avaya Contact Center Portfolio
Avaya displays some very deft touches as it launched the next phases in its efforts to support transformational efforts of its enterprise contact center customers and prospects.
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RackSpace Meets Apache (and promotes NASA)
Now that we’re well into the second year of Scobleizer’s affiliation with the Web hoster, the time is ripe for RackSpace to take a giant step to differentiate itself from a formidable pack of competitors that includes Amazon Web Services, VMWare, Microsoft’s Azure and Google.
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Action in the Mobile Voice Front
Mobile voice technology providers Apple, Vlingo and Nuance took actions that, to varying degrees, turn up the heat in the world of mobile voice.
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Smartphone Providers Seek Mobile “Mo”
A series of posts by Greg Sterling on the Internet2Go site reflect that solutions providers are accelerating the pace at which they bring their technologies to market.
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Programmable Web Shows How NYTimes Uses API’s
It may be a bit too “Inside Baseball”, but I can’t resist pointing to this post by Adam DuVander from Alcatel-Lucent’s latest acquisition, Programmable Web.
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Summer of Recombinant Communications
Dan Miller, senior analyst with Opus Research, was recently invited to speak at the SF Telephony Meetup sponsored by Orange Labs. In his talk, posted below, Miller explains how solutions built on broadband IP, Web standards and well-defined APIs are… Read More ›