A few months back I mentioned to a PC World reporter that when it comes to choosing a VoIP carrier be careful because what happens if you transfer you lifelong phone number to a carrier which goes out of business? How do you get your number back? Now it seems other have come along and … Read more
Joi Ito, who I knew back in the 80s blogged about an Echo Test site for Skype. It really works.
Looks like GloPhone has some offshore competition. A new company from the Isle of Jersey is launching.
Two groups is Japan have joined together to lauch the VoIP Forum of Japan has been launched. This clearly marks the trend that VoIP is real, here and ready for prime time around the globe. But we all knew that… 🙂
A CapGemini survey shows that the telco service providers want the FCC to regulate VoIP, not the states or anyone else.
Aswath is one smart dude. He’s got the tech side nailed better than anyone. Check out his view on Verizon’s VoiceWing. Some smart company should make him a senior tech officer..
Kazaa has added Skype to version 3.0. Now users can tell each other where to find the free song tracks they want and avoid the bad files… I wonder how long it takes before someone hacks Skype into Kazaa Lite. Here’s the original press release from Skype.
As I said, expect to see the hype coming from Verizon…they just added Oregon…
Expect to see a lot of noise on VoiceWing. Here’s the first salvo. I’m still not sure how Verizon is approaching the marketplace. They seem to go out in dribs and drabs, then go quiet. It’s almost like its really a beta product.
In what has to be good news for BridgePort Networks the concept of mediation between VoIP and 3G is set to grow. This is one area where my friends at Qualcomm are starting to recognize the importance of VoIP. Back in September Irwin Jacobs mentioned VoIP during a San Diego Telecom Headliner’s event. The story … Read more
