Mashups Tag Search: telephony

Prank my friend shows the power of mashups. This time for bad.  

This mashup shows how Rajesh Ganji programmatically sent out his wedding invitations.  

Enabling record labels to offer previews to artist fan clubs months in advance of releases, driving up pre-sales. 

Experience dynamic augmented-reality driving and real-time collision detection. OnRoad improves driving in realtime using the power of advanced smartphones. The app uses the smartphone’s native camera and sensors to detect vehicles in front of the host vehicle, alerting drivers when they are in danger. Uses the picitup API. 

This hack was created at [MoDevEast in Washington DC](http://blog.mashery.com/content/awesome-dc-hackathon-usa-today-hq-modeveast). It was designed to be a proof of concept of how you can use the fact that Siri can send emails along with [SendGrid's Parse API](http://docs.sendgrid.com/documentation/api/parse-api-2/) to create your own custom Siri API. When you are done with this tutorial, you will be able to ask Siri to motivate you and Siri will oblidge by calling you via Twilio to tell you "You are Awesome." :) I hope that you take this concept to the next level and dream up interesting things for Siri to do. At the [SendGrid Mobile Hackday](http://sendgridmh.eventbrite.com/) a few developers asked Siri to check them into Foursquare, post to Twitter and remotely launch apps on their Macs. 

Don't just send text messages to phone; use Voice Broadcast to send your message, converted from text-to-speech, and play it via phone call. 

Access your personal phone book from any phone with a simple phone call or from a computer. A lost, stolen, uncharged or damaged cell phone doesn't mean you've lost access to your contacts. As a Bevoz member you have backup access from any phone worldwide. Simply dial the Bevoz access number and use your personalized secure PIN to access your account contacts.  

Waitlist management built using Twilio and Twilio SMS APIs. Schedule notifications, predefined messages and auto responses. Data analytics galore.  

This hack allows people to access their Yahoo! mail through a 1-800 number, using ANY touch-tone phone. Press 0 to open, * and # to navigate, 7 to delete. We figure out which emails are important, and read them first. We summarize long emails so that you dont have to listen to all of it. If you want to talk to the person, just press 5 — we’ll connect you. 

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