Category Archives: vonage

A real life example of Vonage’s Voice Mail to Text

June 22, 2007 – 10:01 pm

One of my most favorite. Boy match ups and I’ve seen lately is the new bondage text feature that automatically converts my voice mails in to taxed and then important to me as an email I think this is really kinda cool. Because then I can save them in my email inbox and search for [...]

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Cure for Vonage’s Woes?

April 23, 2007 – 9:22 am

Interpid reporter Andy Abramson digs this one up… Perhaps there’s some movement in the Vonage patent matter, as 3Com apparently filed a patent in 1996 (patent number 6,529,501), which references the same approach, but might be considered prior art. I’m not a patent lawyer (don’t even play one on TV), but if it’s true [...]

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Vonage is stuck?

April 16, 2007 – 1:22 pm

A long time ago, I worked with a completely brilliant man named Bernard. I wish I had taken more careful notes while we worked together, because I find that I continually hear his voice in the back of my head giving advice. When I caught that Andy Abramson blogged about Vonage not having a [...]

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Verizon Patent Analysis

March 23, 2007 – 4:24 pm

Given the exploits of my ancestors, you might think that I would be a big fan of patents. In fact, I am, but I have to admit, some of the patents I see look pretty darn sketch.
Which brings me to this wonderful analysis of the patents that Verizon used against Vonage. The [...]

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