The future phone number is a URL code

Have you ever imagined the telephone number of the future?

Maybe it's a url:http://gnum.com/(your registered username).

This is a new form of communication being developed by Gnum, a start-up in Singapore, where users simply register a username on Gnum and fill in your current phone number, which automatically generates a URL for you. Your friend (even if he does not register gnum) directly to the URL in the browser can call you, currently free to talk for 200 minutes, and if you invite your friends to use Gnum, you will also get more free time.

If your phone number changes, you can modify the Gnum, but your URL will not change, so that your friend just remember your URL, you can contact.

At present, Gnum is still in the testing phase, debugging to allow users to use more smoothly. Currently, Gnum supports telephone users in China, the United States, Singapore, Malaysia and India. I have tried with a few friends, feeling is now available, the quality of the call is basically no problem.

Now Gnum has already sent a beta version of the mobile app, but I don't use it as smooth as the web version, but will it really be the future phone number? At least, as far as the present experience is concerned, it has made us refreshing, because it does not even need both sides to register, you do not need to download what software, as long as you know the other party's gnum username, you can directly through the page and the other contact, it through flash to call the local camera and audio interface. This convenience itself is a kind of impact!

Gnum was founded in August this year, the company's CEO Alex was a Google employee, and Gnum just won 5.6 million dollars in seed investment.