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SIP and Leopard are like oil and water as of the general release version of the new Apple OS dubbed Leopard.

After years of peaceful coexistence with the VoIP world the new OS and SIP based applications that I’m using on my Mac Book Pro Core 2 Duo just aren’t working.

No EyeBeam

No GizmoProject

No SightSpeed

In an email exchange with SightSpeed’s Aron Rosenberg everything was working fine through the final release candidate.

A CounterPath support person tells me the issue with EyeBeam is known and a fix is in the offing, in the next version.

I’m waiting to track down either Michael Robertson or Jason Droege of SIPPhone about Gizmo Project for their take.

Om told me by phone that he saw this problem with the Developer’s versions, but all it took was reinstalling the software…No joy. Tried that and had zero success.

Oh, Skype works fine, which leads me to believe its a SIP related issue, likely tied to STUN or ICE. Hopefully one of the more technical types like Ted Wallingford can help unravel this mystery, as he is Mr. MacVoIP or Erik Lagerway of SipThat and now Lypp, as he’s been a Mac SIPPER longer than me.

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I recently read a story in the UK Edition of CNET about Jason Calacanis’ prediction that Apple was working on a networked television.
The key word here is networking.
If it was a networked …

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AT&T’s retail operations have the chance to take its innovation to the retail level, yet all they can see to come up with is Microsoft Surface P.O.P. displays.
Here is a case of where …

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This is NOT a slam against the AT&T stores or BestBuy, who is now selling the iPhone.
My local AT&T store in San Antonio has a great crew.  They are nice people, very helpful, and back …

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Even the new born in Apple house, the well-known multimedia portable player iPod, available on the App Store and very similar to his brother iPhone, will have …

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Business Week today has a good summary of various mobile VoIP services that allow you to make phone calls from your cellphone over the Wi-Fi network. These apps are incredibly popular amongst …

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Telecompetitor’s Bernie Arnason has a very good take on how Apple and AT&T "own" the term 3G - at least in terms of the noise level they have created for this term.
Read
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Source:  from CNET / NYTimes has a very good story with a business angle on why this matters.
Download the new iTunes version here.

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p-news.comHere’s a company that we haven’t heard a lot about lately: VoIP-PAL.com.
So what’s up with it? VoIP-PAL.com has — in their words — terminated its agreement with Big Apple …

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p-news.comRevolabs has released the xTag, a wireless microphone. It’s available at the Apple store.
The microphone is for use with Apple computers and connects via USB. According to the company, …

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Like all the other geeks in attendance, I couldn’t help myself from letting out an audible “whooo” when Google showed off an Android phone demo Wednesday that linked Street View to a compass …

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I think the big follow ups to the Sprint/ClearWire/Google/Comcast WiMax venture will come from Apple and Intel.
Here’s why:
1) Apple was the first PC manufacturer to embrace Bluetooth and …

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This would be interesting if it’s true.
Apple using WiMax.
But what continues to be the untold story is how Apple keeps lining up with other chip makers separate from Intel.
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When I first read this post from Stowe Boyd I remembered back to when Apple had a division for software called Claris and thought…hmmm..
Well now that Microsoft has told the crew leading …

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The New York Time’s Brad Stone has a very interesting Sunday story about RIM (Research In Motion) communicating how much the iPhone is a threat to RIM today.
What I’m finding interesting …

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Doing what I do in real life, I’ve had the chance to present clients to lots of industry analysts who cover a variety of technologies - particularly in the wireless and mobile space.
One …

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Apple’s iPhone 3G device rumors continue, but here is the summation of what I have found to date.
Read Fortune Magazine’s Philip Elmer DeWitt’s take over at Apple 2.0 / Fortune
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This video illustrates the process of logging on to the AT&T WiFi network at Starbucks, logging on the browser, going to iTunes and seeing the slightly different user experience of buying …

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Now you can buy music on your PC (or iPhone) from iTunes at the first Starbucks in the U.S. at 5321 Broadway in San Antonio with AT&T WiFi. Yup, it works. 

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Update 12:55
Starbucks/Apple iTunes/AT&T WiFi almost works…..the only thing that is missing right now is the  feature where it will recognize the music playing in the store so you
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Update at 9:45 AM
The Apple iTunes / Starbucks via AT&T WiFi service is supposed to go live today at the store in San Antonio.
Will confirm later this afternoon.
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