Monthly Archives: September 2009

Seattle Startup Buzzeromatic Makes Doorbells Smarter Using Twilio

As you may have read in ReadWriteWeb‘s ReadWriteStart channel, Buzzeromatic is a Seattle startup that is simplifying the way apartment residents manage the people who have permission to enter their building. The simple idea behind the service is that since … Continue reading →

Posted by Danielle Morrill on September 27, 2009 Tagged , , , , , , , , , ,

Open Source Contributions: Perl Helper Library for Twilio by Scott Wiersdorf

Hey everybody, I’m Scott Wiersdorf and I like Twilio so much, I just finished writing a Twilio helper library in Perl. You can make Twilio API calls in two lines of code and it’s small and clean (and the 3 dependencies are … Continue reading →

Posted by Danielle Morrill on September 24, 2009 Tagged , , , , , , , , ,

Join Twilio at the San Francisco Google Wave Meetup Tonight – 10 Spots Left!

Tonight I will be presenting our Google Wave robot Twiliobot at the San Francisco Google Wave Meetup on behalf of its creator, Evan Cooke.  We showed off our robot last week at the meetup group in the South Bay, and … Continue reading →

Posted by Danielle Morrill on September 22, 2009 Tagged , , , , , , , , , , ,

TWO Netbook Winners in Twilio for Goverment Contest

Not only did we have Twilio for Government as our contest category last week, we also launched our government landing page and Twilio CTO Evan Cooke presented Twilio to officials at the White House as part of the first leg … Continue reading →

Posted by Danielle Morrill on September 21, 2009 Tagged , , ,

Win $1000 in Google App Engine Credit & A Netbook This Week

In keeping with our promise to bring you interesting new categories and prizes in the weekly Netbook contest, we’ve partners with Google App Engine.  This week, if you build and submit a Twilio application that uses App Engine you will … Continue reading →

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Call Twitter Friends with One Click Using TweetToCall

Hi this is Danielle Morrill, and I’m the Director of Marketing here at Twilio.  I’d like to share with you a Twitter project that I helped build using Twilio in my “20% time”. I was originally turned on to web … Continue reading →

Posted by Danielle Morrill on September 16, 2009 Tagged , ,

Phone In Your Facebook Status with Call My Wall

Yesterday we announced Dennis Palmer’s Cloud Call Me Facebook application, which enables Facebook friends to call each other with the click of a button, as the winner of the Twilio + Windows Azure contest category of our Netbook Mondays developer … Continue reading →

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Evan Cooke Presents Twiliobot at the Bay Area Google Wave Meetup

Yesterday we headed South to Palo Alto to demonstrate our Google Wave Robot Twiliobot to the Bay Area Google Wave meetup attendees.  Interested in using Twiliobot and getting the scoop on any changes we make?  Join the mailing list. Twiliobot … Continue reading →

Posted by Danielle Morrill on September 15, 2009 Tagged , , ,

Facebook Application Cloud Call Me Wins the Twilio + Windows Azure Developer Contest

Congratulations to Dennis Palmer, who worked right up until the deadline to deliver (just 12 minutes before midnight) Cloud Call Me – a Facebook application for calling your friends using Twilio and Azure. We were impressed to see Dennis (@CoderDennis) … Continue reading →

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