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Today we eat our own dog food and take our Asterisk telephone broadcasting system, TeleYapper, for a spin dialing 700 of our closest friends for an important neighborhood rezoning meeting…

Today Nerd Vittles walks you through upgrading your Asterisk or TrixBox system to freePBX 2.2.0 and introduces a slew of new goodies designed exclusively for freePBX 2.2.0… plus some birthday surprises.

Today we introduce a complete Podcast Studio for Asterisk … your telephone. You can record podcasts and play them back using a plain old telephone and the new Nerd Vittles Gabcast Player for Asterisk.

Today we’re building an Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) System with Asterisk and, for home users, we’ll show you how to screen incoming calls and then quietly route them to any destination you’d like without tipping off the caller.

TeleYapper’s back today with version 2.5. And it’s better than ever with built-in support for redialing failed calls. TeleYapper is the perfect (free) tool for broadcasting announcements and reminders from neighborhood associations, schools, little leagues, fund raisers, and anything else except telemarketing calls. Enjoy!

It’s free software day at Nerd Vittles again, and today we’re pleased to introduce TeleYapper, Part II, an Asterisk-based telephone broadcasting service for neighborhoods, schools, little leagues, fundraisers, municipal governments, and anyone else that just wants to pester folks with annoying, but free, prerecorded phone calls. Today we hook up all the pieces and actually start placing calls using our MySQL database engine.

[UPDATED version now on line!] It’s free software day at Nerd Vittles again, and today we’re pleased to introduce TeleYapper, an Asterisk-based telephone broadcasting service for neighborhoods, schools, little leagues, fundraisers, municipal governments, and anyone else that just wants to pester folks with annoying, but free, prerecorded phone calls.