The Boston Mandarin Hotel offers 160 megabite connections in Boston, says the New York Times in a nice overview story that shows how hotels are designing for the tech crowd and regular travelers who need to stay connected. What’s interesting is the new approaches recognize that games are as much a part of the hotel … Read more
Normally we think of the audio of services like Skype to have great audio. I know when I use my Junction Networks OnSip service or VoIP connectivity from inPhonex the audio is fine, easily on par with the winner, CallVantage from AT&T which I also have. Even my tests with Earthlinks’ TruVoice fared well, so … Read more
Lots is going on and this week starts what I am calling “A Might Fine 2009” in VoIP, Video and Telecom. As broadband continues to proliferate, and as faster speeds with Mobile Broadband opens up the world over, many of the dreams and hopes of developers will become a reality. Cloud computing, long thought as … Read more
Raketu, a company we don’t rattle about that much, has added video calling.
Newcomer to Web Worker Daily writer, Tom Belden is no stranger to me. I grew up reading his words of wisdom in Philadelphia when he was writing for the Philadelphia Inquirer. He still does that. Today, Belden takes us on a magical tour of how to get good rooms, at good prices and where to … Read more
Given the economy the raising of an additional $19 million dollars is a feat unto itself. I hear that there is a lot of good things coming from iSkoot so this round will be the round to get them over the top.
AT&T made a very strategic acquisition today, picking up Wayport for a col $275 million. This is a very smart move and shows that AT&T is investing to put more traffic onto its IP network, and also is looking beyond 3G and traditional GSM as the only access routes, beyond DSL and T1. While AT&T … Read more
AT&T made a very strategic acquisition today, picking up Wayport for a col $275 million. This is a very smart move and shows that AT&T is investing to put more traffic onto its IP network, and also is looking beyond 3G and traditional GSM as the only access routes, beyond DSL and T1. While AT&T … Read more
Global Crossing has selected CounterPath’s Eyebeam softfphone. They’re rolling out a service in several South American countries. This will enable the business customer to quickly access the Global Crossing Ready Access voice conferencing service as well as make calls over their network from laptops. VoIP Supply has announced they are now carrying a full line … Read more
AudioCodes plans to embed HD VoIP across its product portfolio throughout 2009. This is a logical move with everything going broadband. Broadband means wideband codecs from client GIPS will be something more and more developers are looking at. For AudioCodes this means embedding HD audio onto their boards that go into telephony products.
