Move over Siri! Today we’ll show you how to harness the power of a 10,000 CPU supercomputer to answer just about any question you can think up. And it’s all brought to you courtesy of Asterisk and your nearest telephone.
What’s wrong with America? Here’s a pair for the top of your list: software patents and patent trolls.
Today we provide a glimpse of our real world experience using the iPhone 4S, the Galaxy Nexus, and the Galaxy S II Skyrocket with a cautionary warning about Verizon.
Today we’re pleased to introduce all-new versions of PBX in a Flash and Incredible PBX using CentOS 6.1. You now get a choice of Asterisk and FreePBX versions with new PIAF2 installs. And Incredible PBX 2.9 has been reengineered to use FreePBX 2.9 exclusively. Enjoy!
We are pleased to introduce PBX in a Flash 2 featuring CentOS 6. This new release features superior scalability, improved performance, better resource management, and unmatched device support. You not only get your choice of Asterisk 1.8 or 10 but now you can choose FreePBX 2.8, 2.9, or 2.10 in addition to direct build access to Asterisk’s menuconfig system.
Coming celebrate 11-11-11 with us and enjoy our new web site, just for nerds: Nerd Vittles Daily Dump. We’ve got up-to-the-minute tech news that’s an easy read once or twice a day: http://nerdvittles.com/dailydump
What do calls to and from a few 100 million of your closest Skype friends around the world have in common with Asterisk? Well, now they’re free calls to and from your nearest Asterisk extension! Today we’ll show you how to build your own non-commercial Skype gateway to Asterisk in under 15 minutes using freely available, open source tools and a few Nerd Vittles scripts.
Whether you prefer dedicated hardware or virtual machines, installation from a CD or a thumb drive, the PBX in a Flash Dev Team has you covered this week with new CentOS 5.7 32-bit and 64-bit ISOs for CD-ROM, a new 64-bit thumb drive installer, and an OpenVZ template for 1-minute virtual machine installs.