Today we put our money where our mouth was an introduce a plug-and-play Asterisk system for Windows. Download the preconfigured (free) TrixBox system, install (free) softphones, sign up with two Internet telephony service providers (Total Cost: $12.50 for 3 months), and you’re done. In less than 30 minutes, you’ll be taking calls without knowing anything about Linux or Asterisk. Here’s how …
Whether it’s a quick weather update or a seven-day forecast, you’ll now be able to listen to it from any touchtone phone by dialing 611 and then a three-digit airport code for any of 1,000 cities you’re interested in. All you’ll need is a free Asterisk@Home or TrixBox server, the free Flite speech synthesis engine, our free MySQL database of airport codes and cities in the United States, and, of course, version 2 of our free Asterisk text-to-speech weather application. Here’s how …
Ever wanted a weather report from your phone for any city in the U.S. with the touch of three buttons? You’re 15 minutes away. Here’s how …
Ever wished you could make unlimited nationwide cell phone calls using a $40 a month plan? With Sprint’s new offering and a free Asterisk@Home PBX, you finally can. Here’s how …
Today’s episode shows you HOW TO build your own Planet just like our new PlanetMac.org, PlanetGadget.org, and PlanetDaily.org (with apologies to Superman). Add one Tiger, one Python, a feed parser, a templating engine, and a domain. Mix and serve. And, presto! Your very own new Planet is born.
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