If you were one of the first to buy the new T-Mobile iPaq 6315 and you want to use Skype you out of luck. The Skype program needs a x400 Intel processor, something the 6315 lacks. About Skype for Pocket PC Version 1.0: Skype for Pocket PC Version 1.0 can be simply download from www.skype.com. … Read more
Long thought of as just a dial up player with borrowed infrastructure, the boys from Atlanta last year quietly launched a VoIP service called Unlimited Voice. Like so much of Earthlinks product portfolio the service comes from other companies, with this service coming reportedly from Vonage. When you add in that Eartlink private labels wireless … Read more
First they came out with the AT&T CallVantage Telephone adapter but now it looks like D-Link has come out with their own Telephone Adapter. It is a SIP based adapter, but no details regarding which carriers it will work with were disclosed.
James Enck in Eurotelcoblog has some keen insight about United Global Comunications launching in the Netherlands. If any country is becoming the wild west when it comes to telecom, its the Netherlands. The ability for businesses and consumers to find non KPN telephony, both wired and wireless is insane there. MVNO’s are sprouting up and … Read more
Tom Keating has a lot of the facts about the sale to Cisco of one of the SIP space’s most significant players.
Om has a post about Kagoor getting more moolah from the VC community. They are one of the dot com/telecom meltdown suvivors. As Om points out their business is in Session Border Controllers. He says ‘Session Border Controls are needed for security, interoperability, service assurance, regulatory compliance and management of VoIP networks’ and I think … Read more
SipThat has more details about the new Eyebeam video SIP phone software. With SKYPE indicating that Video is on the roadmap for them XTEN is taking an early move in the space that is currently really only filled by SightSpeed at this point with a product that doesn’t VoIP, this is clearly a market that … Read more
First it was Skype, now it’s San Diego’s Viper Networks. Take a gander. Viper has a good story, the question is, who is using the service and how good is it? I like the idea that they want to be the player in the WiFi VoIP market. Their strategy is though rather unclear, other than … Read more
Skype is on a roll with rumours and announcements, with the latest being an account they will have a client for the Palm OS. So while that’s good for Tungsten users, Treo users as far as I know still don’t have Wi-Fi card usage ability. And the Treo is the best and most Swiss Army … Read more
I think Skype is teething. PC World reports some issues with the new Skype 1.0 for the Pocket PC. Given my trial of the .98 beta worked well I think the bugs in the new version will be worked out.
