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by nutanc 16y ago
I think the comments are becoming a little personal in this post. Thats in one way good as that shows there is a developer attachment(fanboyism :)) to both the platforms.But the fact of the matter is that both Twilio and Tropo are trying to
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Make Twitter your voice blog using KooKoo and Twitter API(cloudtelephony.blogspot.com)
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Build an online and telephony poll in 10 minutes using KooKoo and Wufoo(cloudtelephony.blogspot.com)
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Entrepreneurs are just entrepreneurs-Not Pirates or Jedis(cloudtelephony.blogspot.com)
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by nutanc 16y ago
The telecom market is certainly big enough and 100m should not be such a big problem. As such a lot of new uses of telephone are being identified and we have been seeing them even in our platform KooKoo. You can find more of my thoughts at
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Phone use cases-Disrupt telecom(cloudtelephony.blogspot.com)
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by nutanc 16y ago
Yes, its basically twilio in India. But the big problem in India is that VOIP is not accepted and we need to do everything over physical telephone lines. Its just lucky that we build our own PRI cards and build our software. And tejaswiy, y
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Advice for telephony startups-Free your voice(cloudtelephony.blogspot.com)
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Phone as UI for your web app(cloudtelephony.blogspot.com)
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New cloud telephony API in India(kookoo.in)
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by nutanc 16y ago
If you are India based, then you can try http://www.kookoo.in