Seen that? - Infone Goes Belly-Up

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Infone Goes Belly-Up The VoIP Weblog

Sorry to depress some of you, but a rumor (well it looks to be pretty well documented) is out saying Infone is closing down. Here's the email: Dear Infone Customer: It is with deep regret that we must announce that Infone LLC will be discontinuing its enhanced directory assistance and call completion services effective December 31, 2005. If you have questions you may contact us by e-mail at customer.service@infone.com. Please be advised [...] Read More


Rumor: Pulvermedia Closing Up Shop? The VoIP Weblog

I want to be clear that this is an unsubstantiated rumor at this point. The only thing we have is a single blog post by Marc Robins, and the reported radio silence by the Pulvermedia team to go on. Until we hear something more official from Pulvermedia or Jeff Pulver, we're all left wondering. Many of us in the VoIP industry are hoping for the best. It would be sad to [...] Read More


Google Phone is no more a rumor The VoIP Weblog

The time has come when we need to put the rumors regarding Google phone to rest as the announcement has come from the horse's mouth. Isabel Aguilera, google's head of Spain and Portugal has stated that the company has been working on a mobile phone. Isabel Aguilera stated in Noticias.com, a Spanish news website: Some of the time the engineers are dedicated to developing a mobile phone. Ok!! And there is one [...] Read More


That little belly Daily Power Walk

That little belly that you have might be a greater danger than you think. The extra fat on your belly is connected with heart diseases among others and that doesn´t sound too fun does it? How much is a little? Well that is a good question. Too much is when you can grab it with your hand I´d say. The belly is also what most people seem to think is quite difficult [...] Read More


1952 So-Cal Belly Tanker Featured in New Photography Book Classical Drives

As an admirer of automotive photography I'm compelled to draw your attention to a new book by "Michael Furman", whose latest title "Curves of steel" was created for a display at the Phoenix Art Museum. In his words it was "edited by Jonathan A. Stein, with wonderful essays by Richard Adatto, Diana Meredith, Beverly Rae Kimes, Ken Gross, and Phil Patton among others." Wow! What a lineup of automotive historians [...] Read More