Links

Some useful links for organizations I frequently discuss here at Paul's blog:

• Ubuntu (discussed frequently!)
• The Free Software Foundation (discussed at "Free software" and "Open source")
• Their arch-rivals/bestest friends, the Open Source Initiative (ditto)
• Google Apps (discussed, uh, frequently, but "Google Apps as a small business office system" discusses it most)
• Register.com (this is a sponsored link so I'll get a kickback if you use it. Also discussed at "Google Apps as a small business office system", Register.com is the company I recommend if you need a domain name (the dot.com in you@dot.com, http://www.dot.com, etc)
• Ekiga.net and Ekiga.org (discussed at "On free VoIP", it's a place to get a free SIP account, and SIP client - SIP is a way to make phone calls over the Internet)
• Skype (also discussed at "On free VoIP")
• GMail (also discussed at "On free VoIP")
• T-Mobile (discussed frequently, and probably the highest quality mobile phone network in the US, as well as the most liberal in terms of letting you use your equipment the way you want. Big supporters of Android, which brings us to...)
• CyanogenMod (discussed at "CyanogenMod 7RC1" and "How free software/open source means never being unsupported")