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Updated with a response from the company. Ribbit, a company that has styled itself “Silicon Valley’s first phone company,” has been purchased by BT, the dominant British telecommunications company, we’re hearing. [Update: A company spokesperson has gotten back to us denying that there's been an acquisition. However, the company wouldn't comment on whether or not acquisition talks [...] ... Source: thejoysoftwins.com --- 31 days ago
The other day I had the boys in the back yard with me while I was watering some plants. When I put the hose up, I noticed between my hot-tub up and the wall of the house was a frog! I don’t think the boys have ever seen a real frog before, only [...] ... Source: hawtymcbloggy.com --- 28 days ago
I am currently on my third cup of coffee, my eyes won’t stop begging me to close them, and I am suppressing yawns approximately every other second. Why am I so tired today? Last night I gamed until I saw the sun tentatively peek over the horizon. My exhaustion is well worth it though as [...] ... Source: www.topix.com --- 14 days ago
The news as of the second cup of coffee this morning, and the music is a good album that jazzheads get their undies in a serious bunch about -- John Coltrane's A Love Supreme . ... Source: www.coolmompicks.com --- 15 days ago
If it wasn't obvious enough from the piles of tiaras and high heels in our toy box, my daughter is neck deep into a fairy tale princess obsession. Why would I be surprised when she asked me for a wand for her birthday? ... Source: eatingasia.typepad.com --- 14 days ago
What sound do frogs make? In America it's 'Ribbit', but on Bali it's 'genggong'. Try saying it over and over, really fast - GEHNG GAWNG GEHNG GAWNG. Run together, the words actually do sound like the song of a lovesick... ... Source: lab.netx.com.au --- 4 days ago
Phone technology and innovation has long been dictated by the large telcos - but what happens when you approach traditional phone technology in a Web 2.0 manner? You end up with Ribbit cutitul de argint sinaia sorinel copilu de aur baruri de apartament idei feminine circuit avion clasic rock cablu curent fotoliu balansoar gazon iasi gel de dus mobilier pentru hol oala inox elvila constanta valoare intrare mijloace fixe dans [...] ... Source: kattmd.typepad.com --- 1 day ago
Here's another custom silkscreened ribbon order I completed over the weekend. I think it came out great. Two rolls will be cut up for tags, and the other roll will be used as ribbon for packaging. I get a lot... ... Source: networks.feedburner.com --- 19 days ago
Developers focused on VoIP and messaging applications should take note of a post today on our sister site WebWorkerDaily, about a newly open API from Fring . As more and more open source developers are focusing on software-as-a-service (SaaS) apps online, free ways to integrate VoIP, messaging and telephony tools can add a lot of value. We've previously covered Ribbit's open telephony APIs from this perspective. According to WWD, "the Fring API offers developers the ability to build Fring add-ons, with access to core services like talk, chat, presence, and file transfer." Check it out , although we agree that the iPhone SDK and Google's Android may woo more mobile developers. Trackback URL for this post: http://ostatic.com/trackback/165600 Related Activities Comments (0) Post a Comment Ask a Question Related Blog Posts Ribbit Proves an Important Point for Open Web Telephony APIs ( 1 comment ) 10 Apps To Have For Your Symbian S60 Phone ( post comment ) ... Source: weblogs.macromedia.com --- 48 days ago
Well, I’ve been super busy over the last month, and it’s been tough to find the time to blog, but I figured this was worth sharing with the world. We at Infrared5 have been working on a set of Flash CS3 components for Ribbit, the Flash based phone company. Keith Peters has been the lead developer [...] ... Source: weblog.infoworld.com --- 33 days ago
A startup and efforts from stalwarts are bringing users closer to truly mobile customer management. "It's about time. Salespeople have always lived on the road, and it makes no end of sense to be able to connect wirelessly with the rich information stored in CRM systems back in the office," Bill Snyder writes in this installment of Tech's bottom line. What Snyder is referring to is beyond the basics that BlackBerry's currently enable. Companies the likes of SAP, SugarCRM and Ribbit are pushing deeper into mobility. "It's likely that there are still bugs and broader technical issues standing between a... READ MORE ... Source: www.heraldtribune.com --- 19 days ago
This one comes courtesy of a hop to recover Apollo capsules. Ribbit-Ribbit. ... Source: truffulaseed.ccpblogs.com --- 22 days ago
Just outside our office front door, we’ve got over 200 square feet cordoned off as “Lake Isabella,” a seasonal wetland supporting thousands of tadpoles for days at a time. Never mind that none of them will ever grow up to Ribbit, or the countless little black fellers plastered to our car tires. We’re just thrilled [...] ... Source: ostatic.com --- 19 days ago
Developers focused on VoIP and messaging applications should take note of a post today on our sister site WebWorkerDaily, about a newly open API from Fring . As more and more open source developers are focusing on software-as-a-service (SaaS) apps online, free ways to integrate VoIP, messaging and telephony tools can add a lot of value. We've previously covered Ribbit's open telephony APIs from this perspective. According to WWD, "the Fring API offers developers the ability to build Fring add-ons, with access to core services like talk, chat, presence, and file transfer." Check it out , although we agree that the iPhone SDK and Google's Android may woo more mobile developers. --> Trackback URL for this post: http://ostatic.com/trackback/165600 Related Activities Comments (0) Post a Comment Ask a Question Related Blog Posts Ribbit Proves an Important Point for Open Web Telephony APIs ( 1 comment ) 10 Apps To Have For Your Symbian S60 Phone ( post comment ) ... Source: ostatic.com --- 13 days ago
Recently we've been discussing open source tools for software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications and the good fit that many people perceive there to be for open source and SaaS. As part of GigaOm's Structure 08 conference today, our sister site has an interview with Salesforce founder Parker Harris . Salesforce is proprietary, but is a stunning example of SaaS success. Also check out the Structure panel on next-generation infrastructure for new entrepeneurs , and AMR Research's thoughts on disruptive technologies and trends . Finally, check out a panel of top luminaries discussing harnessing growth online, including input from Meebo on open source. --> Trackback URL for this post: http://ostatic.com/trackback/166319 Related Activities Comments (0) Post a Comment Ask a Question Related Blog Posts Ribbit Proves an Important Point for Open Web Telephony APIs ( 1 comment ) ... Source: www.itworldcanada.com --- 6 days ago
Big Blue is using watercooling technology to run a server at room temperature, while Ribbit has entered a deal with Salesforce.com to give users voice-to-text feeding. Get the lowdown on AMD’s Business Class processor line. ... Source: www.captainbluehen.com --- 29 days ago
BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER #15 - Dracula joins Buffy in Season 8. Did Buffy whet your appetite for comics? Check out Fables. DARK TOWER LONG ROAD HOME #4 - Continue on the Long Road Home with Roland. FABLES TPB VOL 10 THE GOOD PRINCE (MR) - Finally, the next volume is here. Ribbit! HOUSE OF MYSTERY #2 (MR) [...] ... Source: saunderslog.com --- 60 days ago
This morning we had the Ribbit team on the call. Ribbit continues to be one of the more interesting voice plays in the market, as they have figured out how to build out the application platform and revenue model that allows ordinary developers (web developers, not IMS geeks!) to be able to successfully incorporate [...] ... Source: www.voip-weblog.com --- 10 days ago
Photo courtesy of iStockphoto, Ryan Lane Jaduka originally released their APIs for their telephony platform over a year ago , which can easily be used to integrate with other applications. Open the platform, let the masses create their own voice mashups, or so the theory went. Developers signed up, alright, but they didn't create much. While the APIs are still there and you can sign up for their developer program, Jaduka switched strategies, providing custom applications to enterprises on their own. The end result? Over 4 million minutes of voice traffic a month . Makes me wonder how many of Ribbit's more than 2,000 participants in their development program are actually developing money-making applications. It also makes me wonder if they have a plan B, because developers and an API aren't a business model. See full article . Related Entries: Mashups Rule in 2006! - 23 April 2006 Ribbit: What Problem Was This The Solution For? - 16 January 2008 Jaduka Announces Free Telephony Widgets - 07 March 2008 Voice 2.0-Just Like Voice 1.0 With APIs - 16 May 2008 Contents of this feed are a property of Creative Weblogging Limited and are protected by copyright laws. Violations will be prosecuted. Please email us if you'd like to use this feed for non-commercial activities at feeds - at - creative-weblogging.com. ... Find more search results for Ribbit on RSSMicro.com |
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Eric Eldon is on a roll today - first the CafePress scoop now a scoop on BT acquiring Internet phone company Ribbit for an undisclosed sum. We are tracking Eldon using the BrightKite mobile tracking service so we can see where he is getting these scoops from. Ribbit claims to be "Silicon Valley's first phone company" - whatever marketing firm they hired to create that slogan should be fired immediately. Ribbit offers a variety of developer tools and APIs to leverage their telephony platform to build upon. Ribbit recently partnered with Salesforce on business Internet telephony services. Ribbit raised $13 million in venture capital funding. Partner Links -- Free Online Budgeting Software ...