In a post that will sure stir up controversy Mr. Blog thinks VoIP is over. In some ways he’s right, the period of VoIP being a geek’s toy are over, and VoIP is now mainstream, blending in with traditional telephony as a POTS alternative or replacement as it now delivers PSTN or better quality for … Read more
Om has news on some of the pending reorg over at Level3. All signs point to a changing of the guard, a restructuring of how the company works and what the company does.
I’ve often thought of Skype being for VoIP what ICQ was to Instant Messaging. Now I read how Skype beat out ICQ in the deal with Tom Online in China.
Cognigen has become another Packet8 Reseller. Hopefully with 100,000 agents Packet8 can get some traction.
A swath Weblog: It is Not Nice to Fool Mother Nature! When A swath writes, he’s RIGHT! VoIP in the network is not the same as end to end.
Mark Evans :: Shaw Launching VOIP Soon in Canada. As you can see, the cable companies all across North America are one by one rolling out VoIP. Do you think there is a revolution going on….
The Boston Globe, one of the better newspapers in the USA has a story about Comcast’s new offering, but unlike so many others it actually points out the shortcomings. No voicemail to email (but you can get it via a web browser)..who wants to use an answering machine or always have to call in to … Read more
Uniden Unveils Whole House VoIP Phone System; Uniden’s UIP1868 5.8GHz Corded/Cordless Phone with Built-in VoIP Technology Offers Expandability up to 10 Handsets I’m a huge fan of Uniden phones and use them in the home office. I just want the two line unit they have to come with some additional handsets.
VoIP Report has cable companies adding subscribers according to Tom Keating of Internet Telephony magazine.
IP Inferno: Tax-Free VoIP Forever! Forever? presents an interesting viewpoint and some good links on the Taxation of VoIP issue. By the way, Dan is worth reading…I do.
