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July 2011
Monthly Archive
July 29, 2011
July 22, 2011
Homemade peach pie!!!
One of our employees made us pie AND it’s Friday!
Woohoo for the weekend!
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July 20, 2011
Oooooh, cake!
We’re celebrating the birthdays of our employees born in June and July!
Happy birthday, Pingerlings!
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July 18, 2011
Doodle Buddy featured as TUAW’s Daily iPad App
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Today from TUAW:
TUAW’s Daily iPad App: Doodle Buddy for the iPad
“Doodle Buddy is a free finger-drawing app for the iPad. It brings the fun of childhood finger-painting to the iPad as well as the grown-up need to make quick sketches to share with friends, family or co-workers.”
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July 15, 2011
Pinger brings free talking and texting to Europe
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Today in TelecomLead:
Pinger brings free talking and texting to Europe
“Pinger announced that its European expansion will begin later this summer in Germany with its new Pinger SMS Free app for iOS and Android.
Pinger SMS Free operates within the current mobile eco-system – users receive a local German Pinger number and can text for free with any German mobile phone.”
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July 14, 2011
From Germany, Speigel Online: US-Firma plant kostenlosen SMS-Dienst in Deutschland
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Today in Speigel Online:
Finanzierung ĂĽber Werbung: US-Firma plant kostenlosen SMS-Dienst in Deutschland
“Hamburg – Die Handy-Netze werden ausgebaut, vielerorts surfen Nutzer mit mehreren Megabit pro Sekunde durch das Netz – doch ausgerechnet fĂĽr vergleichsweise winzige Textnachrichten kassieren die Provider horrende Summen. FĂĽr eine einzige SMS, 0,001 Megabit groĂź, werden in vielen Tarifen immer noch Beträge von rund 20 Cent fällig, Kurznachrichten-Flatrates und -Kontingente lassen sich kostenpflichtig buchen.”
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July 14, 2011
Pinger Expanding its Services in Europe
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Today in Gev:
Pinger Expanding its Services in Europe
“According to a report from The High Tech Business Hub-The Silicon Valley stated that Pinger is going to introduce its new project by initializing its German Services that will enlarge its free texting from web service in Europe. Initially the service will be provided on Android and Apple Devices. Pinger has evaded the text messaging expenses through its free text web services in Europe.”
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July 13, 2011
VentureBeat’s DemoBeat: Pinger lowers European texting fees by making SMS a game
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Today in VentureBeat’s DemoBeat:
Pinger lowers European texting fees by making SMS a game
“Europe telecommunications is, in one word, super-pricey-holy-crap-don’t-text-me. Today, however, free text and talk service Pinger crosses the Atlantic from the U.S. to change that, starting in Germany.
The market for a free text and talk product is wide open in Europe. In order to dominate in the space, Pinger is taking the simple route, by including the carriers.”
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July 13, 2011
TechCrunch: Pinger To Bring Free Texting To Europe With The Help Of Gamification
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Today in TechCrunch:
Pinger To Bring Free Texting To Europe With The Help Of Gamification
“Pinger’s disruptive Textfree service is heading to Europe, and it’s doing it with the help of hottest buzzword around: gamification.
Pinger has managed to build a huge userbase in the United States by offering free text messaging without any major catches: users are given their own, real phone numbers, and they can send and receive text messages with any phone. And, most important — the app works on the iPod touch, which doesn’t otherwise have SMS functionality built-in. ”
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July 13, 2011
Everything Ventured blog from Forbes: Pinger’s Polite Plans For World Domination
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Today in the Everything Ventured blog from Forbes:
Pinger’s Polite Plans For World Domination
“Former Palm executives Greg Woock and Joe Sipher are no strangers to failure. The duo tried– and failed– to create a line of MP3 players for Richard Branson’s Virgin Group back in 2004. When that stalled, they left Virgin to found Pinger in 2005, secured funding from Kleiner Perkins and DAG Ventures, only to see their original voice messaging concept stumble. For the next three years, they struggled to find a workable product, let alone a viable business model.
And yet, Pingers cofounders could hardly be described as shrinking violets: “We think we can take over the world,” Woock deadpans.”
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