Diary Of My Switch To Internet TV – Part 5 – Doldrums, IR Remotes and Google TV
Progress has slowed as enthusiasm wanes, Hulu delays and Google throws some FUD on the fire.
Smart Home How To
Diary Of My Switch To Internet TV – Part 4
What you see depends on what you use when it comes to Internet TV watching.
Diary Of My Switch To Internet TV – Part 3- Boxee
Boxee may be the current prom queen of media players. But my time with it seemed more like dating Carrie...
Diary Of My Switch To Internet TV – Part 2
So what sort of hardware does it really take to view Internet TV? Apparently, not what I bought.
Diary Of My Switch To Internet TV – Part 1
Fed up with paying a hundred bucks a month for TV? So am I. Let's find a better way together.
How To Add a Cellular Trunk to Your VoIP System – Part 2
Part 2 of the series details the integration of a Portech MV-370 VoIP GSM Gateway both standalone and with an Asterisk PBX.
How To Add a Cellular Trunk to Your VoIP System
In Part 1 of a two part series, Michael Graves shows you wow to reach out and touch the world by adding a cellular trunk line to an Asterisk-based VoIP system.
How To Convert your Xbox into a Media Player with XBMC
Got an Xbox gathering dust? Turn it into a media player that's better than anything you can buy!
Hacking the Apple TV
With some fairly simple hacking, Jim Buzbee turns the Apple TV into the best media player he's seen yet.
How To: Building an Embedded Asterisk PBX
The Asterisk open source Voice over IP (VoIP) PBX is usually set up on a standalone PC. But Michael Graves shows how the combination of a special Asterisk distribution and a single board computer can provide a compact, quiet and low-power alternative.
How To: Asterisk Answering Machine
While using Asterisk to answer your calls is admittedly overkill, it's a great way to get acquainted with this powerful open source VoIP application. Matt Kaatman takes you step-by-step through the process.