Andy Abramson Let’s see. Skype uses the Global IP Sound Wideband Voice Codec which is why it sounds so good. Now, GIPS has released a VoiceMail engine. If I layer in say Popular Telephony’s Peerio platform which is serverless P2P and these two tools would that mean another Skype like service can be on the market? What … Read more
Bambi points out how much VoIP can cost the non-broadband user. Basically, if someone’s not already on broadband, VOIP pricing today offers little in the way of appeal. That’s why pricing will eventually be driven down to $9.95 for a line. VoIP will, IMHO, end up being priced the same as PSTN is today.
AOL is certainly getting the coverage around their VoIP release, especially from those insightful pundits from outside the USA. Jon Arnold weighs in with some thoughts. Like me, he’s playing up the ease of use and the fact that the AOL approach is geared and always has been about that. One of the things AOL … Read more
Mark sent me a note and referred me to a link about a recent post about VoIP Adoption hurdles that I missed. In his warm and personal note, which I appreciated greatly, as Mark is like Om, a professional journalist who writes everyday for a leading Canadian media outlet. Notes from folks at their level … Read more
I’m glad Russell waited a few days after April Fool’s Day to post this as it would be sweet chin music for SBC/AT&T folks. If any telecom company has had more great ideas that never went anywhere it’s SPRINT. Year after year they come up with absolutely stunning ideas around technology and even as business … Read more
While Fractals of Change is about more than VoIP or even technology, you have to give Tom Evslin lots of room as he’s one smart cookie with experience, much learned at AT&T where he had WorldNet as his playground. He picked up on my comments about his post. Now he’s gone deeper, telling a story … Read more
Taking some license with the phrase “When in Rome” I would say AOL is working global but thinking local when it comes to their VoIP approach. Looking at this account, which is more a news release, it would seem AOL’s global strategy is to work with market leaders, country by country to build out their … Read more
James Enck gets the hat tip on this one, that I missed on the wires. That’s likely because my gut tells me IDT which is a well funded alternative long distance carrier that also birthed Net2Phone and is playing in the cable space as a technology supplier to MSOs made a very strong move in … Read more
Russell has some very interesting thoughts on a bunch of VoIP topics. Check him out.
The Motley Fool seems to think so. I know they’ve executives at Google have been buying Sipura adapter, but that may just be to learn. Google would need to get into the presence space first, before they do a VoIP play, but I wouldn’t rule it out down the road that they do something telephone … Read more
