Comm Bytes 7/7/07
July 6th, 2007 by Carolyn SchukSoftware-as-a-service company Skyytek apparently isn’t listening to Gartner’s nay saying about corporate iPhone use. The company is adopting the iPhone for its mobile employees and is testing it with its on-demand ERP/CRM system, NetSuite. What’s also interesting here is ERP as a mobile phone app. Read Skyytec’s evaluation here.
Another company bringing business apps to the phone is Swedish software company HansaWorld. New offerings for the UK market for PDAs and Nokia business phones include credit card payment processing and filing your income tax.
If you’re an AT&T Pro, Elite and FastAccess customer you now have free WiFi access at any AT&T hotspot. Other customers get access for $1.99 a month. Fierce Broadband Wireless seems to think that iPhone customers are excluded.
TCM Net has launched a new channel on Voice Peering. The value proposition here is connecting calls without touching the PSTN.
Jajah for the iPhone — not! So says Scott Gilbertson of Wired.
Rumor Mill: Full 3G iPhone service by Christmas according to virtual journalist Robert X. Cringley.
