Skype keeps rolling into the cell phone marketplace with another deal. First was iMate, then Motorola. Now it’s with BenQ. The BenQ P50, is offering free Wi-Fi Skype calls, will be promoted and available from BenQ’s website and retail shops throughout Taiwan beginning in April
Xandros and Skype Ink Bundling Agreement that means Low Priced Linux PC’s with Skype. Sounds alot like LinSpire with PhoneGaim/Sip Phone to me.
IP poised to storm the call centre – silicon.com is a nice overview of what call centers can expect…
Telepocalypse by Martin Geddes: Skype segments Martin is talking Balkanization of mobile phone traffic. I see the MVNO called Skype Wireless coming. It doesn’t need to be run by SKYPE. All it needs to do is carry their branding. Heck, Earthlink already does it so why can’t SKYPE, YAHOO, MSN, AOL…cable companies, etc….and you wonder why … Read more
Aswath Weblog: Skype Math Anxiety Aswath offers good analysis as always. All Skype has done for me is cut into my International calling bills. They are almost gone except for some folks who don’t use Skype. Skype has moved some of my IM traffic. There is no net savings or cost for IM. If I … Read more
Unbound Spiral: Skype The Mobile Operators Friend? Another good assessment from Stuart about Skype. All Skype is doing is having their software embedded so a Skype call can end up on a cell phone’s handset and vice versa can be made. I don’t think it’s overly complicated and is much like the ability to have Instant … Read more
Unbound Spiral: Teleo Tallyho Stuart reviews Teleo. From what I can see it’s just one more SIP based softphone company with lots of Apple ease of use to it. Stuart says he wants to dump Vonage. I’m in the other court. My Vonage and also my Webley/Communikate softphones have save my bacon more times than I … Read more
Skype callers: ‘Customer service, please?’ | CNET News.com It seems Skype is having growing pains. While users continue to applaud the Skype to Skype quality, the Skype Out service seems to be a bone of contention.
Om Malik on Broadband » Vonage is being blocked? Om has a report that starts with Paul Kapustka from Advanced IPPipeline about some carriers reportedly blocking Vonage VoIP traffic. I’ve always been concerned about Port Blocking, and in the case of SIP traffic via CallVantage, that would be port 69, while other carriers use different ports. … Read more
Telepocalypse by Martin Geddes: BT Miscommunicator go Martin…. These things happen when you’re heading to the beach and still want to stay connected……
