VoIP

A report about the big vs. the small in VoIP is coming out of Ireland. While I have not seen the report, the premise sounds interesting.

CNET has a summary of dialogue from AT&T and Vonage from the Internet Telephony conference held in Los Angeles. I’ve been saying here for a while that it will be about applications not price that will drive voice. It’s nice to see TellMe is featured in the story. They have a huge opportunity to make … Read more

Even though you can use Vonage in the UK now with a broadband connection, officially they are not there. Well that will change as they have announced their intentions to be there come this December it seems. First they will only be selling via their web site, but then they will migrate to retail, following … Read more

From the tell us more of what we already know department, Jupiter Research says that VoIP will grow a lot by 2009, while also saying that VoIP will lead to many new start ups. Duh!

I’ve been using a Plantronics wired USB DSP 100 this trip as my headset with very good results. Now they have gotten around to announcing what they showed off at DEMO Mobile this past September. If it’s as good as my DSP 100, I’ll make the switch and they’re betting so will you.

Linksys is reportedly working with some PTT’s on VoIP related products. I like Linksys products a lot. They work. They don’t do things that are non standard. They are easy to find on store shelves. They have great packaging. They tell you what you need. Their customer service though is somewhat lacking. But knowing cool … Read more

There’s a good article that pretty much sums up the Skype experience in today’s USA Today. It mirrors my view and personal experience. I’ve talked regularly to friends back home with Skype because it’s free and they are in front of their PCs. But for a busines grade conversation I’ve switched to a VoIP provider … Read more

Skype is gunning for the business market, according to CNET’s News.com Forbes also has a point of view. I received a summary of some of the key comments the founder of Skype made yesterday on a video presentation at the Internet Telephony conference. I wonder if he used SKYPE video which is in the works? … Read more

Everyone loves to hate Microsoft. I don’t. I’m a fan, shareholder and they sponsor KenRadio, but all that aside one has to look at what Microsoft is about. They make technology a consumer good. While other companies look to gain a few points in the market or flourish in a sea of me toos but … Read more

Bob Emmerson of VON Magazine has a short article today about Nimcat Networks and Popular Telephony and their coming to market efforts. I had an opportunity to see Popular Telephony’s technology in action last week. It does work and very well.