I read today about an interesting iPhone application which basically changes the natural behavior of the iPhone and lets VoIP applications use the 3G network instead of the default Wifi.
This application, Voipover3G, works with the alternative installer Cydia, specifically designed for jailbroken iPhones 3G.
After installing this app, VoIP apps which used to use the Wifi [...]

It looks like the new BlackBerry Storm is way behind the expectations and doesn’t offer the same experience the direct rival iPhone offers. Here is a video showing how the BlackBerry Bold is way faster than the Storm. Thanks Alec for pointing this out.

What will business users choose?

A couple of days ago I received a press release by my friends at Andy Abramson’s Comunicano in regards of a recent agreement by Junction Networks and edgeBOX. 

In a nutshell, according to this agreement, Junction Networks has been selected by edgeBOX to be the preferred voice provider for their “office-in-a-box” solution. edgeBOX is “an integrated [...]

Gmail is introducing today the ability to change the look and feel of your inbox. 30 new themes are available from a new “Themes” tab in the settings section of Gmail.
Changing the theme of Gmail has been possible with Greasmonkey, the popular Firefox extension, but aside for some exceptions, non-Firefox users couldn’t change the look [...]

I think that addiction to games like Tetris can be much worse than addiction to social networks… Is Scoble more addicted to Friendfeed than this guy to Tetris?!?
Check this out and verify by yourself. My take? This guy wins the “addiction” game

The popular Israeli Mobile IM/VoIP service Fring is slowly introducing banner Ads inside their mobile clients. It seems not all the users are affected, but only a selected group. 
I don’t really know if it will work, anyway praises to Fring to be one of the first players to introduce this approach in the mobile VoIP space. [...]

I just got a Nokia E65 for my wife. Yesterday I wrote a post where I was asking for advice since I had to quickly find a new 3G phone with a very good signal strength.
According to the advices I got, the Nokia E65 turned out to be a very good choice. Moreover, just by [...]

Some photos taken by myself in the last two weeks.
Sunset, Santa Cruz (CA)

The Painted Ladies, San Francisco (CA)

Foggy, B&W Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco (CA)

Pebble Beach, Monterey (CA)

You Have Mail!, Sausalito (CA)

If you spend much time on Facebook and don’t want to switch tabs of your browser too many times, Fmail brings Gmail straight to your facebook account.
It works really well and all your folders and contacts are properly imported. Unfortunately you loose all the ajax features you are used to.
If you want to try it [...]

When I received this, I thought: yes, he’s back. Can’t wait to know more.

For those asking themselves what’s going on at GrandCentral, the “one number for life” service acquired by Google last year, today Google announces Vocito, a desktop UI for GrandCentral and, this time, for Mac users only.
It’s basically an apple script which integrates into Address Book or the popular launcher Quicksilver. In general, any application which [...]