Despite accelerating advances in personal computing, telecommunications, service providers would have us believe we are still need the same architecture back when Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone, with 'dumb' devices being serviced by centralised servers. We have prototypes of mobile phone and PC-based applications that enable full user communications control based on the discovery and management services inherent in the Glynx Blackpages directory. Context sensitive personas are updated in real-time and the phone software uses these to optimise communication

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We started Glynx to address the proliferation of communications (and other) identities and, in particular, to return control of electronic identities and communications to subscribers. The real requirement is to allow people or organisations to manage all of their identities in a consistent manner - irrespective of the in-network constraints of associated networks or services. This can only be done using a directory controlled at the end device - i.e. using peer-to-peer (P2P) technology.

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Google get over it. A private internet is more than possible. It just requires that the web 2.0 blinkers be lifted. Glynx is the first product to provide real-world-like private search, sharing and communications online. It uses patented technologies to provide privacy that complements today's online world.

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The Glynx OpenID solution removes the need for for passwords with OpenID-supported web sites.

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