Monthly Archives: September 2011

The Top 3 Reasons Your Business Should Use Call Tracking

If your business gets inbound leads over the phone or includes its phone number in marketing campaigns, then call tracking should be part of your model. Trying to understand your marketing performance without a call tracking solution is akin to throwing darts … Continue reading →

Posted by admin on September 20, 2011

Twilio and Windows 8: Your Ticket to a Samsung Tablet

Last week in Anaheim Microsoft launched the next generation of Windows-based desktop and tablet applications with the introduction of Windows 8, Metro and Windows Runtime. The fortunate Windows developers in attendance received a Samsung Windows 8 tablet computer to start building their … Continue reading →

Posted by John Sheehan on September 19, 2011

Video Hack Day Brings Terminator Vision to Times Square

The inaugural Video Hack Day was held in New York City’s General Assembly last weekend. More than 100 hackers gathered from around the world, coming from as far away as Budapest to create a lineup of mind-warping hacks using APIs … Continue reading →

Posted by Jonathan Gottfried on September 18, 2011 Tagged

Thanks to TokBox, Twilio Conference Sponsor

We’re huge fans of TokBox here at Twilio. They provide simple APIs that make it easy to add flexible, multi-way video chat to your applications. Think Twilio, but instead of voice and SMS communications, you have video chat. Very cool stuff they … Continue reading →

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Thanks to MongoDB, Twilio Conference Sponsor

MongoDB and Twilio both strive to provide developers with a hugely scalable,extremely agile product.  MongoDB, built and supported by 10gen, is an open-source, document-oriented database that allows developers to store data in JSON-like documents with dynamic schemas rather than in … Continue reading →

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Thanks to MuleSoft, Twilio Conference Sponsor

We’re very excited to have MuleSoft as a sponsor for the Twilio Conference. MuleSoft provides enterprise-class software based on popular open source application infrastructure products, delivering an integration platform for the cloud, web and enterprise. They recently announced the release of a new product, Cloud Connector … Continue reading →

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Thanks to Vuurr, Twilio Conference Sponsor

Jonathan Kressaty of Vuurr is no stranger to Twilio. He’s built companies on top of Twilio, such as Betwext, and knows our APIs like the back of his hand. When we found out he was starting a digital ad agency, … Continue reading →

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Thanks To Our Twilio Conference Sponsors

All of us here at Twilio would just like to extend out thanks to our several lovely TwilioCon sponsors, without whom we might never have been able to put together such an awesome event: “Pubnub is a new kind of … Continue reading →

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Thanks to Intro, Twilio Conference Sponsor

Not only is Intro generously sponsoring the Twilio Conference, they will also be extending their services to all of our conference speakers!  Intro provides conference presenters with a simple way to meet and follow up with their audience.  Instead of exchanging … Continue reading →

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