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Today Palringo is unveiling their “vocal instant messaging” on iPhone.  It lets users send the equivalent of a text message, but by voice.  Sound familiar?  Of course.  It’s the service we’ve all come to know and love as “push to talk”.  But unlike traditional push to talk services, this one spans handsets from Apple, Nokia, RIM and Windows Mobile OEMS, plus carriers.

Offering up her signature smile and a peace sign, Miley Cyrus stepped out in Los Angeles to drop by Disney offices on Monday afternoon (August 18). The “Hannah Montana” starlet was reportedly there to “talk business” - and though no details were made available, the visit’s assumed to be related

The husband who is slowly transforming his commercial farm to a breeding farm has been looking for ways to market his new business venture. He had brochures made already but is not yet satisfied and still wants to try email marketing as he have heard really nice feedback from this service.

This Week: The Honolulu Chapter of the Sierra Club download

7 Classic Cars Businesses You Can Start Remember your first car? If you can remember the first car you drove/owned, you’re probably a guy. (I think it’s a genetic thing.) My husband can remember every car he’s ever owned, and he loves going to look at “classic cars” (those old cars from the 20s on up through the 70s).

If you frequent Vintage Indie often you know that vintage and independent businesses are about 85% of the main content here. On our about page you'll learn that my goal is to give life to older things once disregarded. Bring them back into our world today as well as introduce you to the independent world of designers, crafters and artists.

Converting Videos Posted on 2008 under Business Talk | No Comment 15 Aug I asked the husband to find me a video converter because I have so many quick time movies that I took using my old digital camera and it’s stored in my old Mac laptop! Some other videos when we went to travel to Singapore, Malaysia and HongKong too!

The Four Day Grind August 14th, 2008 by JAZZ SHAW While it has cropped up many times over the years, another unanticipated bit of fallout from surging energy costs has been a renewed interest in both telecommuting and the four day work week. Chrysler is looking into it again, Howard County, Md.

There’s a great post by Roger Ehrenberg on his Information Arbitrage site. Roger was an investor, board member and leader in Monitor110, a company that planned to become the internet version of Bloomberg. The team had impressive credentials, but ultimately the business didn’t make it.

I promise I will get back to stamping very soon - there is just so much that I feel obligated to tell you about! I sent out my latest Stamp Link Newsletter on Monday, and I discussed the exciting new Big Shot that we will soon carry.