Devil in The Details, details Says Martin

Telepocalypse by Martin Geddes: Details, details rips XTEN, pans Pulver and well, sorta gives Skype the passing grade. Martin is like Aswath. Too darn smart. I love when Martin pulls things apart and still finds a way to be nice in his style.

Jeff Pulver’s VoN Recap

Jeff has class. He took the time to really express how he felt towards everyone, and summarize a great event. This is what separates Pulver from all the rest in conferences and trade shows. He just cares.

Skype, SkypeOut, Codecs and ATAs

Aswath Weblog: Skype, SkypeOut, Codecs and ATAs is more critical analysis from Aswath. He has this uncanny knack of being able to explain the technical to the business related notes that so many less technical bloggers like me know have implications. That’s why I always read Aswath..

End of the ATA

Om has a post today about the end of the ATA. At our blogger panel I posed this questions, based on Aswath raising my consciousness by challenging the conventional think of the carriers.

EuroTelcoblog Breaks The Skype Out News

EuroTelcoblog‘s James Enck, aka, das Enkstermeister, has broken the news (and possibly the embargo I was asked to keep by the High Priestess of Skype in the USA Kelly Larabee). SkypeOut now has a million paid users, getting a less than great experience with sound despite GIPS being in place. According to well placed Skype … Read more

Om Malik’s VoN Reflections

Om Malik on Broadband writes about the Vonage IPO and other VoN 2005 Reflections in his post today. Actually there are a lot of me too products. What’s cool about VON though is the still community feeling that exists and the nice people who make up the industry one gets to know. I remain convinced that … Read more

Call Everywhere from Belkin

I have to admit, at first I was skeptical about Belkin’s entry into the VoIP business, but after my meeting yesterday with their product manager I’m thinking they may have the right stuff to succeed with CallEverywhere. While they’re pushing both a wholesale and retail model, it’s their X-TEN adaptation of the softphone that was … Read more