The Adobe MAX Keynote this morning was again very interesting with lots of cool guest presenters. Even the First Lady of California, Maria Shriver, was on the stage talking about the California Legacy Trails project. Other guests included representatives from New York Times, Salseforce.com, Disney Interactive, Google (Andy Rubin) etc. (BTW, the best quote of the keynote came from Salesforce.com re...

Skype has announced the integration of its “Click to Call” toolbar for Skype-enabled Salesforce CRM users. The “Skype add-on for Internet Explorer” and “Skype extension for Firefox” allow Salesforce CRM users to seamlessly use Skype to call contacts in their Salesforce CRM application contact list. Business users will be able to call customers and other

Recent BT acquisition Ribbit continues its steady progress as the phone app platform to beat, announcing the second version of its voice-enabling Salesforce.com application today. Looking for our newsletter content? Subscribe now and get access to content not available on our Web site or RSS feeds. Telephony Email Newsletters

There’s been a lot of talk in recent months about so-called “cloud computing,” in which all software and utilities are stored and accessed on the Internet rather than on a user’s hardware. Think of Salesforce.com, which sells software as a service (SaaS). mobileStorm is SaaS-y too! Yahoo, Intel, and Hewlett-Packard have a joint project to create

According to the latest article on SlashPhone, a new program proposed by SkyData that was unveiled at DEMOfall 08 proposes to integrate personal contact data from various social and professional networking sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Plaxo, as well as from customer relationship manager software (CRM) such as SalesForce, SugarCRM, Microsoft's CRM program, and Netuite. The program will be...

At DEMO Conference in San Diego, SkyData announced new mobile application (Windows Mobile & Blackberry)  that unifies personal and business networks ranging from Outlook address books, Google and Yahoo contacts, Facebook, LinkedIn, Plaxo and Jigsaw business networks, and finally formal CRM applications such as Salesforce.com, SugarCRM, Microsoft and NetSuite. The SkyData application runs ...

Since the release of the iPhone SDK last week it seems developers have been falling over themselves to download it — 100,000 of them in fact. According to Apple, the six-figure landmark was hit on 10 March. Among those readying applications for the iPhone are AOL, Electronic Arts, Epocrates, salesforce.com, Netsuite and Sega. I'm also quite