RED HERRING | For whom the Bell tolls features a good perspective from companies in the VoIP space who are not concerned about the AT&T merger with SBC. Andy says–there’s a lot of market out there and the merger means good things. As one void is filled, others are created. Merging two companies the size of … Read more
Over the past few days I’ve been bombarded with questions from emerging VoIP companies wanting to know who the level3 resellers were who got cut off at the knees with the 3Tone termination (pun intended). If you’re one who got left out in the cold, send me an email and I’ll aim you in the … Read more
New Line of Chips Aims to Reduce Power Up to 80 Percent in Mobile Devices – The VoIP Weblog – voip.weblogsinc.com While this is great news, the key is twofold. First if the carriers continue a walled garden approach, VoIP on cellphones will be a challenge for a while. Unless the Home Roam Locator technology … Read more
Skype for Mac OS X and Linux v1.0 Skype broadens their market reach….adding Mac OS X. Now I Skype more easily with OM if he adds this to his Mac….
I meant to blog this earlier. The implication of this on VoIP are many fold. For example, with a VoIP connection over the digital side of the data network many newer applications become available to users on wireless (i.e. cellular) networks. The big key is will the carrier start playing with things like port blocking?
Packet 8 resellers continue to report problems with the network, with calls being dropped and the worst sound quality in their history. Something is up. Another report has two of the top execs from 8×8 visiting someone in Kansas City the last month or so. My guess is that the internal and network issues at … Read more
No-cost Skype strikes chord with businesses | Tech News on ZDNet I understand what the people quoted are saying. I think of Skype as my Internet Intercom.
It seems everyday someone wants to bottom feed. In this case, a Florida carrier is willing to pick off the crumbs from Level3’s decision to not continue 3Tone.
broadband » Forums » Voice over IP » [Vonage] Sold out numbers makes you wonder with all that advertising if they are using the AOL standing room only (SRO) approach to doing business or if they just don’t have the capacity. The question is, how many other Vonage markets are being impacted.
Level3 dropped 3Tone. Score one more for the sources in Rockies…
