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Fedora Planet (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) has emerged as a popular technology for modern voice communications. Many organizations have replaced their analog or proprietary digital telephone systems with VoIP-based solutions. This allows the consolidation of telephone services into an existing IP infrastructure. In addition, using IP to host voice services lets the organization leverage existing expertise–while...
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VoIP Monitor .net (Free subscription) | yesterday
8x8 announces that its Packet8 Virtual Office hosted PBX small business phone system is now available on Staples.com . The Packet8 Virtual Office solution is an affordable, easy-to-use replacement for traditional PBX phone systems, allowing users anywhere in the world to be part of a hosted VoIP virtual phone solution. The service includes an auto attendant, worldwide extension dialing, business class...
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Irwin Lazar's "Real-Time" Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Nemertes Research has just published our first PilotHouse awards for VOIP and UC vendors. These awards are based on data we gathered from over 425 end-user organizations in which they rated their vendors in a variety of areas. It’s important...
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Telecom News / Telekom Haberleri (Free subscription) | yesterday
Service providers name Cisco as a top VoIP vendor Cisco emerged as the most familiar manufacturer cited by service providers who were questioned about their perceptions of the main VoIP vendors. Cisco, Acme Packets, Alcatel-Lucent and Sonus, were identified as the "top VoIP equipment manufacturers," by service providers interviewed by Infonetics Research. However Cisco lost to Sonus in scoring the...
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VoIP Weblog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Photo courtesy of iStockphoto, Alberto Pomares I will be taking a break from my various blogs for the next week and a half-including this one. I will be on vacation with my family, visiting friends and enjoying my time away from the usual day-to-day of my life. VoIP will be the farthest thing from my mind. Unless one of the other roaming bloggers posts something while I'm away, expect The VoIP Weblog...
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Network Performance Daily (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Kim Shorb, Product Manager at NetQoS, and Jeff Hicks, NetQoS VoIP Architect, will be hosting a live Webcast on Tuesday, August 12 th at 10:00 a.m. Pacific time. They’ll be talking about how to obtain metrics on call signaling and setup protocols, how to gauge the quality of VoIP voice calls , how to show the impact of VoIP on existing applications (and vice versa) by looking at response times, and...
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Tom Keating (Free subscription) | yesterday
Apparently, in Bangladesh if you try and resell VoIP services out of your house, you're apt to get raided. Hope what happened to American Eliadah "Lia" McCord (forced to smuggle drugs, caught by Bangladesh airport security, gets 30-year sentence, but eventually pardoned thanks to help from Gov. Bill Richardson) doesn't happen to people who run VoIP services out of their house. I happened to see the...
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Tom Keating (Free subscription) | yesterday
I missed the 8x8/Packet8 news on July 16th about its new hosted small office "key" system and plug-and-play IP phones. Joan Citelli, Director of Corporate Communications emailed me asking for a briefing, but apparently I never replied since her email was still marked as unread and nothing in my Sent Items. Email overload I guess. The news was about 8x8, working with handset maker Aastra Telecom to...
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VoIP News (Free subscription) | yesterday
This is pretty interesting. A UK publication is reporting that more Wi-Fi hotspots are allowing users to make VoIP calls. According to Telappliant: The report, by ABI Research, found that the Wi-Fi market is expected to grow by 40 per cent compared with 2007 and its business model has been changing rapidly. It found that companies such as [...]
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VoIP News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Good news for those who are eschewing landlines for mobile phones and VoIP: A new law has been passed that ensures the improvement of the country’s 911 system so that it can handle routing calls from cell phones and VoIP systems. According to The Murfreesboro Post: The new law will shore up the nation’s 911 networks by [...]
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Shark Bait (Free subscription) | yesterday
IT division of large company upgrades it's network systems so all new workstations will have gigabit connections. Everyone's happy with the increased speed of the connections since there's lots of large data files movng around between the desktops and big systems in the data center. ...read more read more
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Fierce VoIP (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
A new study finds small businesses are bringing in outside help to figure out VoIP buying decisions. In research conducted by The Brookside Group, companies found that buying a phone system had become a much more complex task. SMBs expect more out of the systems they choose, so they're increasingly reaching out to consultants to help them make the right choices. Likewise, consultants are depending...
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VOIP IP Telephony (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
If you are done with acquiring an iPhone 3G or upgrading your first gen iPhone to iPhone 2.0 , then you might have some time in your hand to explore a the options you have for your iPhone. There are already iPhone 3G jailbreaks that allows you to install third party applications. But if you look at the bigger picture, most of the appication deveopers for iPhone, have joined Apple and now on the App...
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BwT (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
hey guys .. anyone know any cheap Voip service for pakistan ??im paying 4.5 cent Pm..is there any cheaper then this ??:icon_chee
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Fierce VoIP (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
The power of VoIP is rolling into Latin America, driven by lower costs and the growth of broadband services. It's also affecting service provider profits, says the new "VoIP in Latin America" report by Frost & Sullivan. In Brazil, the growth of VoIP and IP telephony is in part expected to cause a 2.8 percent early dip in local revenues and a 7.9 percent dip in long-distance revenues over the next...
