Monthly Archives: September 2011

Thanks to Beenverified, Twilio Conference Sponsor

BeenVerified provides affordable, easy to access public records and people search information through a website and a mobile phone application for both iPhone and Android platforms.  BeenVerified’s mission is to make public records easy, affordable, and accurate for everyone.  The goal is … Continue reading →

Posted by Meghan Grady on September 18, 2011 Tagged ,

Thanks to Allstate Banners, Twilio Conference Sponsor

Allstate Banners is not your average vinyl banner shop.  They have the basics down – they make great banners quickly, at low prices, and they offer wholesale pricing for large volume orders.  What makes Allstate Banners extraordinary, though, is their … Continue reading →

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Thanks to Sonus Networks, Twilio Conference Sponsor

Sonus Networks is a technology and telecommunications equipment provider specializing in voice infrastructure solutions for wireless and wireline service providers. The company offers a broad range of telecommunications products, services, and solutions, including robust and scalable TDM-to-IP and IP-to-IP solutions. … Continue reading →

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Thanks to Apigee, Twilio Conference Sponsor

You may have heard of Apigee for the first time when they launched a version of their API Console for the Twilio REST API, or you may be hearing about them now for the first time. Either way, in our … Continue reading →

Posted by Lindsay Milkus on September 17, 2011 Tagged

Thanks to Salesforce, Twilio Conference Gold Sponsor

How could we possibly have a conference without our good friends over at Salesforce (the hosts of the cloud computing conference of the year)? Actually we couldn’t! As you may already know, Twilio and Salesforce go to together like Ruby and … Continue reading →

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Thanks to Stackmob, Twilio Conference Sponsor

It seems only natural that Stackmob would be part of The Twilio Conference, given our past involvement with them at developer conferences, and we’re excited to have them!  Stackmob and Twilio both sponsored the Dreamforce 2011 Hackathon.   In fact, … Continue reading →

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Introducing Stevie Graham, Twilio’s First UK Developer Evangelist

Hello there, allow me to introduce myself. I’m Stevie, Twilio’s man on the ground in the UK. I’m based in London but you’ll find me doing the rounds in the rest of the UK and Europe, too. I’ve been around … Continue reading →

Posted by Stevie Graham on September 16, 2011 Tagged , ,

Airbnb builds Voice Connect Click to Call app on Twilio

Airbnb, the red-hot startup which enables people to turn their apartments or bedrooms into ad hoc hotels and rent them out to strangers, needed a simple way to let hosts communicate with would-be guests without revealing either party’s contact info. … Continue reading →

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Introducing Rob Spectre, An Evangelist With A Story To Tell

I’m Rob and I live in Brooklyn, New York.  I just joined as a Developer Evangelist at Twilio, and I’d like to tell you a story. We were fast approaching midnight and the students at the hackathon were settling into … Continue reading →

Posted by Rob Spectre on September 15, 2011 Tagged , ,