Voxilla’s Carolyn Schuk took time to profile SIP provider TelTel yesterday as part of the new effort by Voxilla’s publisher to cover more consumer focused VoIP companies. I continue to be impressed by Carolyn’s writing and how she’s bringing a more end user touch to the world of VoIP.
I wish this was the best thing in the space, but I know better. There are other devices in the pipeline coming from new companies, but being under NDA and news embargoes means until the proper time comes, this is something good, but something better is just around the corner.
Om and I both tend to consider Aswath Rao one of the smartest bloggers on the subject of VoIP related technology. His uncanny ability to spot what should be so obvious, but which is missed by us mere mortals, is at the very least, thought provoking. Today he posted a dead on the money analysis … Read more
Longtime friend and client Peter Csathy, CEO of SightSpeed has joined the blogging set and started his own blog, entitled “Digital Media Update.” He shares his views on the GooTube deal today.
I know of a device which blows the Sony Mylo away, but I’m sworn to secrecy. Here’s an account of the Mylo that ran toady in the Columbus Dispatch. At $350 dollars, this is clearly for the Born Rich set.
I’ve been privy to this news for a few weeks, and kept it under wraps. Amazon selected the Pingtel open source solution to power their corporate phone system. Rich’s viewpoints are very much on target regarding the importance of this move as it represents an endorsement of both Open Source Telephony and Pingtel’s technology.
I’ve been having a blast using my UT Starcom F3000, despite some set up pains caused by the very non-consumer interface that requires a lot of knowledge. It is working great with SIP credentials supplied by Broadvoice, though I’d like to get it to work with both PhoneGnome and SIPPhone/Gizmo. Today’s St. Paul Pioneer Press … Read more
I met the TruPhone folks at VON Europe in March and was impressed then with what I saw. It seems others are too.
Yesterday Om found a story via WiFiNetNews (now pulled) that talked about Google canceling its Click2Call efforts. Om pursued the story in true reportorial fashion, and reached out to Google PR for comment. Today he received that return phone call and immediately amplified the story with a new post, and closed off comments to the … Read more
Dameon has raised a very good point about the lack of Mac in the IM world, which is one reason why iChat has done so well with Mac users. Besides being interoperable with AOL’s AIM and Jabber it just works. That said, SightSpeed has seen dramatic uptake under Peter Csathy, who embraced the idea of … Read more
