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Category Archives: Video Calling
Google Multi-mode Communication – a Cool Secret in Plain Sight
How many have experienced the event of repeatedly looking at or walking right past an item you were searching for? I bet nearly everyone would have to abmit to saying Yes! Or how many times have you said “I wish … Continue reading
Posted in AAA Computing, Anytime Access, change in IT, cloud computing, eMail, Free, Google Apps, mobility, Text Messaging, Video Calling, VoIP
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TV meets Web and Web meets TV – Google TV
Last week, the annual Google I|O Developer’s conference became the setting for presentation and announcement of the new Google TV offering. With 7 CEO’s from leading technology companies all together on one stage – the promise of an idea (blending … Continue reading
Posted in Android, change in IT, cloud computing, Google Apps, IP, Text Messaging, Video Calling, VoIP, Web 2.0
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160,000 feel “…The Need For Speed”
So what do Google users and the the movie “Top Gun” (a story of the elite Naval Fighter Pilot School of the same name) have in common? Easy, the “…need for speed”! Beside putting Tom Cruise’s film career on hype-speed, … Continue reading
Posted in change in IT, cloud computing, Google Apps, Video Calling, VoIP, Web 2.0
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Why Gmail has a reputation for Simplicity
During the holiday a few people asked me if Gmail (basic component of www.GAFYD.net) is really much different from other email. YES – for one, its user interface and email management are well known for simplicity. When was the last … Continue reading
Posted in cloud computing, eMail, Google Apps, Independence, mobility, Video Calling, VoIP
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Will E-mail soon be called E-comm ?
The 1st in a series of 6-8 blog posts highlighting E-mail’s progression to becoming a general E-communications software, with focus on Google’s G-mail (a core component of the www.GAFYD.net offering.) Email, email, email – seems endless at times! We often … Continue reading
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Cost vs Value of "Real Time" communication
It goes without argument that “live / real time / eye to eye” communications are most effective for genuine relationship building. Person to person in the same location is obviously the best way, but telephone calls are also considered “real … Continue reading
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