Eutectics is making a line of USB phones that are worth checking out. I just received the USB desk phone that will work with Skype and a wide range of soft phone clients. This is an ambitious task but the range of products looks impressive. I hope to be testing their new phone in the … Read more
Oh I want to throw up…Vomit and sniff hack VoIP systems in Contractor UK is really upsetting to me. This is something that the VoIP world needs to take seriously. Since hack and crack artists like to go where the most damage could be done, Vonage and Skype likely would be the first two targets, and I … Read more
Technology News: Networks: Telephony’s Future Gets Much Simpler The Florida Times-Union has a rather comprehensive recap on the state of VoIP. Many of the key players are mentioned. The bottom line with all these recap stories is a nice rehashing of what happened this past year and a glimpse of what is ahead for next … Read more
VoIP for the Lay-Businessman over at Always On is a fun read, and while its whimsical style may turn some readers off, I like it and think Brennan did a fine job of capturing the essence of what we already know. Still for newbies he really hit the mark in a generic sort of way.
Skype continues to grow their termination agreements. What’s interesting about this agreement is that C&W has for years been one of the most controling type of companies in the telephony world, expecially where they have near monopoly control in some countries.
Reports continue to swirl around the VoIP world that Syndeo is dead. I’ll tell you this. There is an awful lot of IP and Patents floating around that were registered by many of the software companies from the dot.bomb era that may hold keys to the future of IP Telephony. I wonder what is happening … Read more
Lingo Internet Phone Service Adds ‘Universal’ Numbers in Spain In what I continue to see as the global phone brand war looming, Lingo goes to Spain as part of their International Universal Numbers plan that is now available in 14 countries.
VoIP interoperability has landed inside Homeland security. I consider this a radical and important move in the ever evolving VoIP space.
Om Malik on Broadband: The Ultimate Double Crossing is a wonderful read about how money, a great attorney and some fancy talking can keep you out of Club Fed.
VOIP Plan Comparisons was pointed to by Leonardo on his blog. Like him, I think more detail is needed, but I don’t have the time to do that kind of research. Later this week or next week, I hope to do part two of the sound check.
