Refrax

briankel wrote:



Refrax and AndyMP:

The video conferencing software we used was oovoo - Scott works from a home office in Portland so he has evaluated many different video conferencing packages and has gravitated towards this one. I have to say that after playing with it for just a few calls I already agree with him - it's a really nice interface, seems to be very efficient with bandwidth, and offers some pretty nice capabilities (some of them cost $$ but the basic teleconferencing we did was completely free).

I'd love to have some Niners on soon using this technology. Email me if you have any proposals for what you'd like to talk about. We film on Thursday afternoons Pacific Standard Time so you would need to be available to film then.

Brian

wow, now that i can take a closer look at it. it looks like a good alternative to ichat. <hint>Microsoft should buy it and add it to Windows</hint>

what was that video conferencing software?

i must have missed it somewhere but i can not find the link to the screencast/

i hope they port the CSS back to IE 6 and 7 as an update.

it will be very nice to use just one logon for all those pages

Jack Poison wrote:

I wonder how long it will take Apple or any of the Open Source OS's to utilize these features.

part of me hopes that Microsoft has a patent on this new tech to prevent others from using it. make the other OS's think of something for them self.

hmmm.... version 5505 RC1? 

do you know if sprint will have any WM5 smartphones? i currently have the i600 running 2003SE and it is a solid phone. when i first got it i charged it and have never rebooted it. used the extended battery to keep me going for the long trips. sprint is very slow at releasing cool phones.