Source: www.voip-news.com
Google has launched Vocito, a new desktop UI for GrandCentral. Read more here.
Andy Abramson isn’t quite ready to dump all other IM programs for Skype. Find out why.
What’s the problem with video calling? Find out at Smith on VoIP.
Source: www.voip-news.com
Faster VoIP connections are coming from 8el, which has a new VoIP call handling process. Read about it on VoIP News of the UK.
VoIP Watch reports that Skype has added Xobni integration to its services.
Ribbit has launched. Yep, it’s out of Beta. Read about it on VoIP and Gadgets Blog.
Source: www.voip-news.com
Fluke has added VoIP to Metroscope. Read about it on VoIP News of the UK.
Any Abramson has the deets on a very cool Google App for Macs that lets you bridge address books with your Grand Central VoIP service and call from another phone while presenting your Grand Central number … read it on VoIP Watch.
Smith on VoIP urges you to consider who is representing your VoIP company. Cause it does matter.
Source: www.voip-news.com
Officials in the European Union are looking into carriers who are believed to be blocking VoIP on their systems. More on VoIP Watch.
Nimbuzz is blurring the lines between social network and outside communication. Read about it on VoIP News of the UK.
Smith on VoIP has been working in the VoIP field for five years. Holy cow! That’s a long time in the industry, particularly a relatively young industry. Happy anniversary!
Source: www.voip-news.com
There is still money to be raised and used in telecom and VoIP, says Andy Abramson. And he points to a recent round of fundraising to illustrate that. Read about it on VoIP Watch.
Interested in inexpensive video conferencing? There is a new, cheap service that leverages on Skype. Read about it on VoIP News of the UK.
Time Warner and Comcast have topped the Keynote VoIP study. Read about it on The VoIP Weblog.
Source: www.voip-news.com
iSkoot has raised an amazing $19 million in capital investments. Pretty darn good for an economic downturn, eh? Read about it on TechCrunch.
VoIP Watch tells us about two new players in the VoIP and video game market.
TMCnet says that VoIP played a vital role in the election. How? Read the story.
Source: www.voip-news.com
Wi-Fi Planet News wonders if VoIP voting is the future of voting in the United States. Interesting idea, but I am not sure that the security would make it viable.
Doubt is never good. Gigaom wonders who killed the VoIP revolution.
Fierce VoIP has named the Fierce 15 for 2008. So who made the cut? Well, go find out.
Source: www.voip-news.com
Andy Abramson at VoIP Watch says that Fring makes SIP calling easy on Junction Network’s OnSip.
A new book shows it’s really easy to hack VoIP. Read about it on VoIP Monitor.
VoIP is topping the agenda of resellers in the UK. Read about a new search engine that revealed that on CRN.
Source: www.voip-news.com
Well, here’s a steal. Vaioni is offering its hosted business class VoIP for just £6 per user per month. Read about it at VoIP News of the UK.
Here’s a big deal going on: Logitech is buying SightSpeed for $30 million. Read about it here.
The FCC has ordered all VoIP providers to provide access to E911. Read it here.
Source: www.voip-news.com
SIPVicious links to an interesting paper about VoIP attacks and what happened to some German users.
VoIP News of the UK reports that Fring has joined forces with an Austrian VoIP provider.
It was bound to happen, given the economy. Counterpath and BroadSoft have both cut some of their workforces, VoIP Watch reports.
Source: www.voip-news.com
It’s no secret that many workers are looking for out of the box solutions to help them manage work, family and home. That’s why working at home is gaining such popularity. VoIP News of the UK talks about this phenomenon and call centers that use VoIP.
Several service providers are starting to make adaptations to be more VoIP friendly — including a company known for WiMAX adding two VoIP ports to its router. Read about it on VoIP Watch.
VoIP and Gadgets Blog discusses the new mobile VoIP whitepaper from Global IP Solutions.
Source: www.voip-news.com
Vopium, a mobile VoIP provider, is now available on the BlackBerry, VoIP News of the UK reports.
VoIP and Gadgets Blog has a very thorough and lengthy review of Aastra 57i and 57i CT VoIP phones.
The Model Info Center asks: “Are ISPs right to block bandwidth hungry VoIP?”
