In this episode of the Mystic Access podcast, Chris and Kim discuss two additional VOIP services.  This is essentially a sequel to Episode 75.

Phone.com:

http://www.Phone.com

is ideal for businesses of all sizes, and can be particularly efficient in helping your small business to sound like a giant corporation, as Chris and Kim demonstrate by calling the Mystic Access phone line.

Voipo:

http://www.voipo.com

has a large feature set, and a small price tag.  Packages are available for both residential and business customers.

In this episode, Chris demos some of the features of the second generation Victor Reader Stream, manufactured by Humanware.  There are several major enhancements in this version that are not included in the previous generation Stream, and some of them, such as the internet radio and Bard services, are shared here.  Kim also makes a big announcement that may be of interest to many second gen Stream owners and would-be owners.  Learn more about the new generation of the Victor Reader Stream at this link:

In this episode, Kim demonstrates her generic Bluetooth transmitter by connecting it to her laptop computer, Book Sense (standard version), and first generation Victor Reader Stream. She uses two Bluetooth speakers for her demonstrations, and you can learn more about said speakers in the following podcast Kim really loves this neat little device, and we hope you enjoy learning more about Bluetooth transmitters and how they can bring more pleasure to your reading and listening experiences.

In this episode, Kim demonstrates her generic Bluetooth transmitter by connecting it to her laptop computer, Book Sense (standard version), and first generation Victor Reader Stream. She uses two Bluetooth speakers for her demonstrations, and you can learn more about said speakers in the following podcast Kim really loves this neat little device, and we hope you enjoy learning more about Bluetooth transmitters and how they can bring more pleasure to your reading and listening experiences.

Chris and Kim turn on an Asus chromebook and enable ChromeVox.

They start the ChromeVox wizard and browse a web site.