Today’s HOW TO walks you through interconnecting any FreePBX-based Asterisk server with Incredible PBX to take advantage of free Google Voice calling in the U.S. and Canada. It’s a 5-minute project once you’ve read today’s article. Both SIP and IAX interconnectivity solutions are provided.
If you hurry, you can buy one of the world’s best color SIP videophones for about $42. The original price of these Nortel phones was over $700. And they work perfectly with Asterisk and sip2sip.info.
Introducing TeleYapper 5.0: the ultimate RoboCaller and data collection system for Asterisk. Upload your data in CSV or XML files and generate personalized calls to a dozen or thousands of callees. Messages also can be tailored to differentiate between people and answering machines. Customizable data collection is built into every call, and CSV/XML reports provide the results of every calling campaign.
Here’s an offer you can’t refuse. Make a donation to Nerd Vittles this month and we’ll purchase on your behalf and provide you with a complimentary copy of one of the world’s very best integrated scheduling and appointment systems at no additional cost to you. It’s perfect for any business or profession that schedules appointments by individual, by venue, or by reservation of some facility. This commercial software normally retails for $299.
Twitter ended supported for basic authentication this morning putting Tweet2Dial and TweedleD in the graveyard. Today we restore TweedleD to the living using Twitter’s new OAuth authentication scheme. When new calls arrive on your Asterisk server, TweedleD generates Twitter and SMS messages to alert you.
The Incredible PBX: a turnkey PBX in a Flash-based system designed for Zero Internet Footprint with free inbound and outbound calling throughout the U.S./Canada and dozens of free Asterisk applications to handle every imaginable PBX task. Rock-solid security, randomly-generated extension passwords, free Skype calling, and more…
Meet Gobble for Google docs: a wget and curl-like utility to programmatically download publicly-accessible files from Google docs. And it’s yours to embellish as you see fit thanks to its GPL2 license.
We are pleased to introduce the latest, greatest PBX in a Flash with 32-bit and 64-bit CentOS 5.5 support and three customizable editions supporting Asterisk 1.4, Asterisk 1.6.2, Zaptel, and DAHDI.