Hi,
I will very happily help in the development of this system. My current VoIP
phone system could easily be slightly modified to work in nearly any
setup. The
only requirement is a connection to an upto date database that contains
all the
listings and a PC powerful enough to re generate all the sound files when
required.
Its all developed on mainly opensource software, ie Asterisk, Perl and a few
modules. The only other problem is a licence or suitable replacement voice
would be required.
SMS is another problem as there don't appear to be any free/cheap SMS
gateways. I just decided to use a Pay as you go phone with SMS bundles
and just pay for
all the texts.
Regards
Adam
Quoting Mario Menti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Looking at the prototypes published on this list and on the backstage
site, it occured to me that by combining some of them, we may end up
with the ultimate multi-channel multi-purpose "web/SMS/IM/VoIP/chatbot
tv schedule search/suggestion/comparison/reminder" app (ok, the name
will need some work...)
Is anyone interested in sitting down together and discussing the
potential of integrating some of the various ideas and concepts shown
in these prototypes?
Cheers,
Mario.
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