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Dean suggests getting them involved. Doc agrees. We are committed to a cross-platform application. iPhone is getting traction, but we definitely want it to be everywhere. | Dean suggests getting them involved. Doc agrees. We are committed to a cross-platform application. iPhone is getting traction, but we definitely want it to be everywhere. | ||
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Revision as of 12:39, 6 August 2008
Conference Call Notes
Drafted by Joe Andrieu, August 6, 2008
IRC
#vrm at chat.freenode.net
Other Calls
Attendees
- Joe Andrieu
- Dean Landsman
- Deb Schultz
- Doc Searls
- Chris Carfi
- Iain Henderson
- Brett McDowell
- Charles Andres
- Drummond Reed
Notes
Previously suggested agenda item
Face to face meetings.
Agenda
- previous action items
- action items
Previous Action Items
- List of attendees to Doc. Dean. By end of day today.
- Thank you note to attendees. Doc. By end of day tomorrow.
- Touch base with Charles re: Website landing. Dean. By Friday.
- Decision about regular Relbutton meeting. Doc. By end of day today.
Landing Page
Dean asks everyone to please take a look and send in your comments.
Doc's first comments... we do need to have something that indicates Project VRM is a Berkman thing. Also, we do need to create a separate organization, with some kind of relationship (close or far) with Berkman. That org and the Project VRM site need to be fit together.
So, this landing page is for the ProjectVRM project at Berkman. We'll figure the rest out once we get the new org up and running.
Relbutton Meetings
Keith, Doc, and Jake Shapiro got together and are having infrequent calls on this. Getting something on the iPhone is a moving target, but very interesting.
Doc & Keith bought an iPhone to see how it works.
There are four iPhone tuners... with mixed features.
Null River is the company making one of those Tuners.
There is a grant in the works to make an iPhone app that is a relbutton tuner.
Ribbitt
Silicon Valley company doing iPhone development, they also have a software version of the iPhone that allows you to breadboard applications for the iPhone. BT just bought them. JP Rangaswami is their chairman. Good synergistic opportunity.
Chris Allen
Great article(s) on iPhone issues and speed bumps.
http://ephemera.lifewithalacrity.com/iphone/index.html
Nokia
Dean suggests getting them involved. Doc agrees. We are committed to a cross-platform application. iPhone is getting traction, but we definitely want it to be everywhere.
Brett mentioned John Kemp of Nokia--the webservices API architect--is already a big VRM supporter.