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A Charitible Christmas Present From MobileIndustryReview
The gang over at MobileIndustryReview has put together quite the Christmas present idea – a charity raffle. It’s really a brilliant way to get toys into your hands, while helping others at the same time, and I’m a huge fan (to be honest, I wish I’d thought of it!) Basically, to enter, you only need [...]
YouMail Wants To Dominate Your Voicemail
If you’ve been reading Symbian-Guru for long, you should be no stranger to Spinvox. They offer a handful of speech-to-text services, including blogging, personal notes, social network status updates, and, obviously, voicemail. Their transcription is tough to beat, and believe me, my friends try. However, today I wanted to let you know about another similar [...]
Spinvox and Ping.FM Help You Update Your Friends
We here at Symbian-Guru like to help you find new and helpful ways to use your S60-powered smartphone, as I’m sure you’ve noticed. Typically, that ends up either being an application or a website of some sort, but what about just plain phone calls? Can those be used to help technology enrich and enable your [...]
Friday Fun Video: What Wii Did On Sunday
Welcome to your Friday Fun video. First, though, I’d like to apologize for the absence of Driving with the Guru this week. I’ve been traveling, and when I got home yesterday, my laptop refused to boot up, which means I have no video editing tools available. Never fear, I’m off to get a new laptop [...]
Is Voicemail Dead, Or Simply Evolving?
I try to steer clear of the typical Silicon Valley blogs. Why? Because they very seldom talk about anything that has a global impact. That being said, a recent post from Michael Arrington, Editor of TechCrunch, has gotten quite a bit of attention lately. The post basically states that voicemail is dead, but doesn’t really [...]
Update On Spinvox Voicemail
I’ve had my Spinvox voicemail setup for a few weeks now, and am still completely enjoying it. It has already legitimately helped me this past weekend, when I was at a wedding and was unable to answer my phone, and wasn’t interested, specially because a call came in from an unknown number. I was able [...]
I’m In Love With Spinvox
A slight precursor for this post, I should let you know that I’ve not had voicemail setup on my personal cellphone for several months. I *hate* voicemail. It’s such a terrible ‘service’. Someone calls me, and I don’t pickup. First, I’ve got a record of their call in my cellphone’s call log. I don’t turn [...]
The Guru In The Financial Times
I woke up this morning to an IM from my pal James Whatley telling me I was in the Financial Times! Yeah, that’s right. The Financial Times UK published this piece on my use of Spinvox at the Nokia World event back in December. Spinvox is a speech-to-text service that allows you to get text [...]
Truphone, Spinvox, and Jaiku – Liveblogging NOkia World 2007
As you might have seen in the Press Release, this past week I conducted an experiment with Spinvox, along with Truphone and Jaiku, around liveblogging. For the Nokia World 2007 conference in Amsterdam, I setup a Nokia N81 8GB with Truphone, a SIP/MOIP client that uses WiFi or 3G to place mobile VOIP (MOIP) calls [...]

