Voice is turning out to be one of the kiler apps in the Web 2.0 world. The conversion of voice to bits has opened up all sorts of opportunity to free ourselves from the proprietary voice infrastructure.

Ribbit offers the potential to free developers from the complexity of integrating proprietary voice infrastructure ith their voice applications.

Quoted: In case it isn't abundantly clear by now, voice is just another application—bits that can be co-mingled with other data in unexpected ways. ...

This is a cool add-on for Twitter. Send a message with your voice. An alternative is to use Jott.com which lets you interface with more services using your voice. Jott is a cool service.

Quoted: Warning: this is so stupid you might need to be sitting down. The latest brainwave from an industry that continues to bleed revenue ...

The Ringle? Do you seriously expect people in this world of instant gratification to go to a racord store, buy a single, take it home, load it on their computer, connect to a site to acquire a ring tone, download it and transfer it to their phone?

Unless the labels have worked out how to hook up to a ring tone vendor that works across all carriers and all phones people will have to read the exclusions small print very, very carefully.

Quoted: People really hate cell phone keypads for data entry. Anyone who's called customer service knows voice guided phone applications aren't new, but ...

Great SIP-based softphone information for AT&T Callvantage service.

Quoted: print "Domain/Realm: tt$domainn"; print "SIP Proxy 1: tt$proxy:$proxyportn"; print "SIP Proxy 2: tt$outproxy:$outportn";

excellent iPhone bug list.