Andy Abramson This is one of the best retail deals Skype could have ever made. Radio Shack sales people are passionate about everything they sell. They know their inventory and are uber geeks in a nice, consumer friendly way. Now if they could figure a way to make every Radio Shack a Boingo hotspot they would really … Read more
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The 070 exchange in Taiwan will be used for IP based calling and receiving of calls.
While not 100 percent perfect, this ranking system and database from MyVoIPProvider.com, is a huge eye opener when it comes to seeing what’s out there in the way of competition. While also not complete, they list 516 suppliers, the listings and ranking based only on cost, but it is a starting point. I’m not in … Read more
Russell has found a literal Skype Killer that will make only the most sadistic IT manager smile. I say sadistic because on one hand Skype is a runaway hit with everyone who uses it. It’s usage saves the company money, adds efficiencies and economies of scale so the accountants have to be happy on the … Read more
A great piece about the current state of Skype. Om mentions the Radio Shack deal which I caught on Friday but due to travel just missed blogging it.
Somehow I missed the Skype expansion efforts to include Germany for Skype In. That type of PR blunder never happened when Kelly wasn’t off on “leave” and Kat James had the ball in play out of London. Somehow since Skype farmed their PR out to a firm in Silicon Valley, they’ve missed on more than … Read more
I tried to play with GizmoProject and my Xten EyeBeam softphone using three different networks. None of them could make a call that would terminate. That leads me to believe that there is some type of port blocking or there is a serious NAT issue here. No one was awake that I could see who … Read more
So I’m at 38,000 feet somewhere over North America on a Lufthansa flight to Europe using the Boeing SkyNet. So what’s the first thing I did? I booted up, logged on and started VoIPing. I made a few Skype calls, talking with John Appler of Popular Telephony who is based in Silicon Valley. Then I … Read more
