Keating on GNUP

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Tom Keating of Internet Telephony blogs the Popular Telephony GNUP announcement, as he waits for the release of the software.

Enck on Nimcat and Popular Telephony

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Eurotelcoblog James Enck of Daiwa Securities in London makes some interesting observations today about Popular Telephony and Nimcat. Given how close he is to the P2P space his opinion counts alot especially as he’s a sell side analyst and neither of the companies are publicly traded.

Who’s Best?

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Yankee Group has released a study on which carriers are doing the best. I find it not a surprise that AT&T and Level 3 came out on top.

Hong Kong VoIP Wars Continue

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As we originally reported back in September, the battle between City Telecom and PCCW continues to heat up. PCCW is trying to be the tyrant here and it looks like the regulators are giving City some room right now.

Yankee Group View Of VoIP

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I’m actually meeting up with Danny Klein, one of my favorite analysts in the telecom space while at VoN so when I saw this article I had to post it. Danny likely helped assemble the stats, yet the author went to Current Analysis for commentary. I’m anxious to hear Danny’s views over some wine while … Read more

XTEN eyeBeam Gaining Momentum

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I keep seeing the XTEN folks as true market leaders. when it comes to SIP I also see their evolving strategy of a SoftVideo client as the way to go, and the death sentence for Packet 8. Why? Ubiquity. Currently Packet 8 lacks the ability for someone without their videophone to video with those that … Read more

Level 3 and Verizon new approach

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I keep thinking that the ideal marriage is a company that offers both VoIP and Cellular (see posts below as this is starting to look clearer. So when I came across two notes from VoIPNuke’s Keith aka Skibare, and then a post from test em out uber – blogger Tom Keating I only felt more … Read more

Keating on New Softphone from Nero

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Tom has an interesting post about Nero and their new softphone. I think there will be many softphone coming out in the next year, some open and many locked to carriers.