Andy Abramson

I am full agreement with Keatings view on the whole subject of WiMax and AT&T. If you look at AT&T’s efforts the last year they are migrating away from the traditional telco type business and looking at where access will be in the future in order to keep traffic on their managed network.

The folks from Skype would say it is. I say no. It’s evolving via revolutionary companies like Skype, SipPhone, Popular Telephony. All are run by seriel start up visionaries. All seek to change the old way something has been done. That doesn’t mean telecom is dead. Even AT&T is evolving. The move from PSTN centricity … Read more

Congratulatons to the folks at 8 x 8 who made the Fierce 15. For those who don’t know Fierce, they are a news aggregator that puts out annual “best of” lists. They have decided to add a VoIP Fierce report which brings even more legitimacy to the space.

Congratulatons to the folks at 8 x 8 who made the Fierce 15. For those who don’t know Fierce, they are a news aggregator that puts out annual “best of” lists. They have decided to add a VoIP Fierce report which brings even more legitimacy to the space.

Check out what Tom Keating has to say about the new Intrado 911 Service

AT&T has yet to formally notify their users but you can’t keep the net community quiet about changes. In this case the bulk of the comments are overwhelmingly positive about the service upgrade that has been likely one of the most requested by hard core CallVantage and VoIP users. Putting the CallVantage telephone adapter from … Read more

Doing some Googling about CallVantage I came across a Mac program that lets users use their address book to dial from.

There have been reports of Verisign in the VoIP business. Now it seems to be official. Now this is where it gets very interesting. Verisign basically is the switchboard of the digital era which connects this to that. It gets interesting when you cross one from column A with Column B so to speak. When … Read more

Office Depot obviously looks at VoIP as an accessory for the PC which is why they have made a move to sell five plans from VoiceGlo. For VoiceGlo this is a big win. For Office Depot I think it is the first stab into VoIP and clearly not their last.