A news account out of the UK thinks the incumbent carriers are trying to slow down VoIP. Just like downloadable music was happening in the 90s, you can’t put the genie back in the bottle. VoIP is here and it is working and people are using it. The fact that some telcos are being slow … Read more
A new player enters the game, while XyZel’s Prestige 2000 gets a positive review.
A somewhat retrospective, somewhat forward reading story on VoIP in the enterprise.
Keith sent this my way about AT&T and WiMax…it may be better stated Why Not Max?
Vonage founder Jeffrey Citron has responded to the lawsuit filed by SiPPhone’s Michael Robertson. Om Malik has the story.
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.
