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OpenVBX from Twilio

Posted by Zeeek/Randulo in VoIP

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OpenVBX is a web-based open source phone system for business.
With a Twilio account and a web server with PHP 5.2+ and MySQL 5, you can build your own “hosted pbx”.

Build your own custom phone applets with just a little bit of PHP. Rebrand and resell OpenVBX to your customers.

Give every user their own phone number and personal conference line. Dial whole departments, share voicemail messages with the team. OpenVBX is for companies and collaboration.

Adam Ballai, lead engineer on the OpenVBX project and Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson are our guests.

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July 3rd: Twilio, Talk to the Cloud

Posted by Zeeek/Randulo in VoIP

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Twilio.com

Thanks to Dave Michels, who met him at Glue Con, Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson and CTO Evan Cooke join us to discuss their “cloud telephony” offering. You can prepare by getting a free account and checking out what can be done with the platform. Note that speech to text (transcription) is a part of it.

“Twilio provides an in-cloud API for voice communications that leverages existing web development skills, resources and infrastructure.”

Twilio are giving away a free netbook book each week to developers that build cool voice applications: http://www.twilio.com/contest/netbook/

Jeff Lawson will be speaking at OSCon July 20-24th later this month about open source, telephony, and Twilio.

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