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The use of the WEB just took yet another step in the right direction; Games as a Service.







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Last week we released an internal beta of the upcoming SwyxIt! version. At the moment it looks like we’re right on schedule for the official release. I won’t post a picture, yet. The skin is not the final one and I do not want to risk disgruntling our marketing department :-)

When it’s released you’ll get a SwyxIt! installation package to be deployed to client systems and a set of skins you have to upload into the SwyxWare database on the server. The new set of skins won’t work with SwyxIt! v6.20 or older. There won’t be a new SwyxServer or SwyxWare Administration version. An existing v6.20 will be sufficient.

My impression is that while the new client version still lacks some useful items it’s better than any SwyxIt! we ever released before. There will probably a lot of users who discover “new” features we already have for years, but which were not easily recognizable.

I’m pretty sure this ingenious invention will be a huge commercial success:







I probably would buy some if a software development kit would be available for it :-)

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Dear Swyx Users�

SwyxIt! is our powerful soft phone and most of you are familiar with this application.

But do you know that you can control your soft phone also with your keyboard?

As an example, one can configure a hotkey to "bring SwyxIt! to foreground" and another hotkey to "minimize the application". But there are many more functions available to control your conversation with your finger tip. Hold, Mute or even Hook OFF can be configured as a hotkey. And there a 40 + features available!

These settings can be altered in the SwyxIt! menu “Setting/User...

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BATAVIA, IL—In October, Fermilab scientists joined a growing number of physicists around the world in warning that the Very Large Earth Collider—a $117 billion electromagnetic particle accelerator built to study astronomical phenomena by colliding Earth into various heavenly bodies—could potentially destroy Earth when it sends the planet careening headlong into Mars, Jupiter, or even the sun.

Read the rest here: The Onion