Jasonisms

Apparently those manning the phones at #DonaldTrump's #VOICE are a little annoyed at the reports of ET coming into their call center. http://fusion.net/we-asked-ice-about-the-prank-calls-to-their-anti-immigr-1794701252

Since this handy-dandy infograph has already been shared all over the interwebz, I don't feel like my posting it is special anymore. However, I did take the time and effort to copy and past the link to this image so I'm going to publish this anyway. Why? Why not? I present unto thee, Google NOW commands! Google Now voice commands by trendblog.net

I have been an Android user since the first Android,  +T-Mobile 's G1. I've also been a Google Voice user since that service was announced and those of us not special could grab out GV numbers. As soon as the GV app for Android became available I downloaded it to my G1 and used it for making and receiving calls. When I upgraded to the G2 a couple of years later, I downloaded the GV app again. Easy, peasy, one, two, threesy. At no time was there an issue with setting up GV voicemail to circumvent the carrier's standard voice mail system. I am a fan of using Google's voice for my voicemail needs for a number of reasons: email notification and (let's say) attempt to transcribe the message; an mp3 file of the message for future record; and more control. I like control. When I purchased the Note II from  +T-Mobile  I quickly downloaded the app and set up the device to use Google's Voice for voicemail. Unfortunately, it never took. Although the s...

By Ericsson, this is really cool. Async Voice I'm not sure how I'd use it, but I can see how it might be useful.