Ken Camp has written one of the most powerful and compelling posts on the subject of Microsoft’s Unified Communications efforts and in doing so has clearly made iotum an even more significant player in the game. What’s more I’m both professionally and personally gratified by the comments by Ken and others that say so many … Read more
VoIP Peering is going to be a hot subject really soon, and not only with the VoIP loyalists. I expect this to be a major business sector with the roll out of municipal wireless hotspot clouds in cities around the USA and the rest of the world. If you think about it, as Google, Earthlink … Read more
VoIP Peering is going to be a hot subject really soon, and not only with the VoIP loyalists. I expect this to be a major business sector with the roll out of municipal wireless hotspot clouds in cities around the USA and the rest of the world. If you think about it, as Google, Earthlink … Read more
While I don’t know if you can use Skype or any VoIP services over this, but if you can this new High Speed Data card from T-Mobile in the UK is offering the kind of speeds that can make most people want to cut the cord on their DSL or cable modem connections. With a … Read more
While I don’t know if you can use Skype or any VoIP services over this, but if you can this new High Speed Data card from T-Mobile in the UK is offering the kind of speeds that can make most people want to cut the cord on their DSL or cable modem connections. With a … Read more
Looking over the recap of an In-Stat report it’s obvious to me the idea of Fixed Mobile Convergence isn’t an if, but more of a when, if the MO’s wake up.
Tim Smith has been named Interim President of Vonage. Vonage has also made some other changes that should signal more work on the technical side, either that or some more hands to deal with the patent infringement claims.
MacWorld follow up on my post of yesterday with more details about the VoIP-less Yahoo Messenger.
Vonage V-Phone…Yawn… Now if this did Fixed Mobile Convergence then Vonage would be onto something.
Is Cingular about to get ready to let VoIP run free over their data networks? That’s the word out of the Yankee Group’s Wireless Conference tonight. But they want to find a way to make it work right and of course find a way to make money off of it in some way. This of … Read more
