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FonoSIP.com VoIP News Digg 14/04/2007Subscribe with an RSS reader
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fonosip voip newsfonosip voip news VoIP - What this can mean to small businessesread moreFirst off, everyone has heard of Skype.. right? Their slogan The whole world can talk for free is enough to get most of the population interested. But how can internet businesses put the amazing service that Skype is offering into practice? The first thing businesses need is a dedicated incoming line for purely business... Mobigater Bridges The Gap Between VOIP And GSMread moreThe Mobigater is a device that promises that you won't miss a call on Skype. It will bridge the gap between your GSM smartphone or PDA and your Skype account, incoming calls are redirected to your mobile. Kensington Vo200 VoIP Cell Phone Reviewedread moreThe Kensington Vo200 Internet phone is basically a cell phone for your notebook. The concept of the Vo200 is to make it easy for people to work with VoIP telephony without complicated installation processes, and it accomplishes that mission well. Is cable in Verizon's crosshairs?read moreThe cable industry may be Verizon's next target in defending its VoIP patents. SA start-up drops call costs with mobile VoIPread moreA South African start-up, Yeigo Communications, aims at becoming the Skype of the mobile VoIP arena by drastically driving down mobile communications costs. Is Vonage VoIP's T-Rex?read moreDespite all the PR bluster from Vonage in recent weeks, the cracks are beginning to show. The VOIP pioneer said Thursday its CEO Mike Snyder has left the building, and that it will cut 10 percent of its workforce. Vonage... Packet8 Press Roomread moreLatest VoIP news and events, espcially Packet8 news Vonage shakeup: CEO resigns, cost-cutting announcedread more"In a series of events meant to stir things up at a company that many analysts have already written of as dead, Vonage CEO Michael Snyder has resigned on the same day that the pioneering VoIP provider announced a series of cost-cutting maneuvers, including operations consolidation, a reduction in marketing, and predictably, layoffs." VoIP gaining ground on TDMread moreIn-Stat found that even though 20 percent of U.S. companies are using VoIP, 44 percent of their voice lines are still TDM. VoIP migration is steady--the industry's building traffic numbers abundantly show that--but customers are moving carefully until the technology has proved itself and the old TDM equipment depreciates out. Ventrilo in the Militaryread moreVentrilo is the newest technology in VOIP, Voice over IP. Ventrilo is used to talk over the internet to anyone in the world as long as they have an internet connection. Many other companies have tried to copy this amazing software, but to no avail. E-Mail May Lose the War Against Spamread moreA recent study suggests that spam, which is projected to constitute the majority of e-mail sent worldwide this year, is killing e-mail's vitality in the business world. Users are looking to other communications methods like texting or VoIP. Is spam truly driving users away from e-mail or merely inspiring them to find new ways to protect their inbox Top 10 VOIP Software Add-onsread moreIn today's featured article, I will be covering Top 10 best add-ons for your VOIP software, some of the add-ons are only available for some software. These are must add ons to Skype etc Caveman VoIPread moreThe general consumer market will only adopt VoIP in large volumes when it becomes as easy as picking up the phone and making a phone call. Find out what Garrett Smith, of the Smith On VoIP blog have to say about Caveman VoIP. Study: E-Mail May Lose the War Against Spamread moreA recent study suggests that spam, which is projected to constitute the majority of e-mail sent worldwide this year, is killing e-mail's vitality in the business world. Users are looking to other communications methods like texting or VoIP. Is spam truly driving users away from e-mail or merely inspiring them to find new ways to protect their in-bo Unlimited Long Distance, $9.95/Month, NO PC! - NO BROADBAND NEEDED!read moreUnlimited long-distance calls to any number in the U.S. and Canada for only $9.95 per month. Best of all, the device uses VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), but doesn't require broadband access -- or any kind of computer at all.A tiny device called CHATTERBUG that clips onto any regular phone line by "VoIP over dialup" voip SPAMread moreWe have heard about email spam, now welcome to the world of voip spam! 2007 will have more SPAM than HUMAN EMAILS!read more"Spam volumes are growing faster than expected due to the success of image-based spam in bypassing antispam filters and of email sender identity spoofing in getting higher response rates," said Mark Levitt, the VP in charge of IDC's Collaborative Computing and Enterprise Workplace research. "Instant messaging, joined by free and low-cost VoIP.... Never pay a phone bill again! Buy the magicJack and all calls are free!read moreIf you are tired of paying phone bills but don’t want to mess with VoIP services that require hardware and Skype just doesn’t cut it magicJack could be a great alternative. Episode 155: Vonage: Ain't Dead Yet. Skype, Callvantage and Other VoIP Optoread moreDL.TV WiFiMobile Introduces VoIP Application for Nokia S60 Phonesread moreOne to genuinely rival Fring and Truphone. Not user-friendly VoIPread moreE-MailVoIP remains very complicated for most users. VoIP solutions providers such as Skype, Google and Yahoo should develop easy-to-use services to make this technology accessible by most users. Ex-Softie weighs in on how to avoid the dancing Microsoft elephantread moreSpeaking of Microsoft's unified-communications strategy, former Softie Alec Saunders has an interesting post on how to "avoid becoming (Microsoft) roadkill" in the converging VOIP/conferencing/phone market. (Saunders spent nine years at Microsoft in a variety of product management and marketing roles, including the initial launch of Microsoft Inter VO/IP SMB's new trump cardread moreSmall to Medium sized businesses are stepping up with voice/data/video. The first mobile satellite antenna platform developed for Ka frequency bandread moreThe Ka66 is the first mobile satellite internt offering to operate in the Ka-band frequency range. The Ka66 Mobile Platform has been tested over Telesat Canada’s Anik F2 Satellite and Wildblue (US). The system is able to deliver two-way satellite based Internet solutions, VoIP and Video using a low profile mobile antenna. VoIP equipment of Nasim's son seizedread moreThe Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) seized a huge cache of illegal Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) equipment allegedly owned by Tanvir Shakil Joy, son of AL leader and former home minister Mohammad Nasim, from a house at Basabo in the capital yesterday. Before You Migrate to VoIP: A 25-Point Checklistread moreBefore you take the plunge you should make sure your new setup will save you time and money--not give you a giant headache. Here are 25 tips and precautions to make sure your transition to VoIP doesn't leave you wishing you hadn't been so hasty to dump your traditional service. Want Free VoIP? Your Top 10 Options Comparedread moreKeep in mind that you will never find a VoIP provider or program that is completely free. In the end, you are at least paying for your Internet service, right? But here are 10 free services that you won't have to pay for on top of your ISP. P2P SIP will do to VoIP what VoIP has done to the PSTNread moreA free webinar sponsored by PulverMedia taking place 4/11/07 at 9am (New York). Why hack the Apple TV when this device does it all for less than $200!read moreSysMaster M10 features: IPTV and video-on-demand support, Digital music and Internet radio delivery, VoIP SIP phone with peer auto discovery, MPEG4 MP3 H.263 support, Media extension center functionality, Access PC on TV screen, Scan PCs for media files, Enhanced voicemail system, Online chat and email clients, News and weather, and more ... Vonage: Worth More In Piecesread moreThe problems raise the question of whether Vonage shareholders would be better off if the company's assets were sold to one of the big cable companies like Comcast (CMCSA). The cable giant might pay $700 or $800 per subscriber to get well over two million customers for its growing VoIP business. It might even get these customers to take some of its Vonage Could Kill VoIP Fundingread moreThe $2-billion flow of VoIP investments may slow to a trickle in the wake of Vonage’s patent problems. 10 Great VoIP Widgets and Mashupsread moreA detailed look at the top wags, widgets, flakes, gizmo's and other "mashups" of Java and ActiveX that you can plug-in to web pages to voice-enable them. Call +1-800-GOOG-411 for free from Google Talkread moreEveryone is welcome to call new Google's 411 service from Google Talk for free. Just add a contact to your Google Talk: +1-800-GOOG-411@gtalk2voip.com and press green "call" button. To call other toll-free numbers, please read... Configurando VoIP no smartphone Nokia e61 e N80 com Vono via Wi-Firead moreDurante um bom tempo sonhei com o dia em que poderia fazer ligações VoIP utilizando o celular e uma conexão Wi-Fi. No começo desse ano eu descobri que já tinha no Brasil alguns smartphones da Nokia que suportam VoIP nativamente, ou seja sem precisar de um softfone e para surpresa de muitos já é possível encontrar esses celulares por um preço ... Free VOIP/Instanat Messaging Clients for the Nokia E61read moreRecently, one one of my colleague at work asked whether there was any free Msn Messenger client for the phone available. This basically sent me on a hunt for free VOIP/IM solutions available on the E61. Here's a list. Illegal VoIP denies country Tk 6,000 crore a yearread moreThe government is likely to impose financial penalties and regulatory punishment on mobile phone companies for their involvement in illegal VoIP operation which has deprived the nation of huge tax and revenue for several years, telecoms ministry sources said. Call Me Soonread moreEverything you need to call me soon: cell phones & cell phone plans, cell phone accessories, USA & international prepaid phone cards, voice over IP (VOIP) and wireless broadband. EyeJot Tries Client-Free Online Video Messagingread moreWith markets like VoIP and streaming video/audio rising on the Internet, and with the successful concept of video calling/MMS’ing on the go — all made possible through growing broadband penetration – new Seattle-based startup EyeJot takes the two the two concepts and puts them together to form ‘video messaging,’ or the idea of sending webcam-record Best deals on Free and cash back cell phones/free trials on calling cardsread moreWe always look for better deals on cell pones and calling cards. cleartalking.com is one such place, It's different than other web portals, as this is the place where, you can access to offers on almost all telecommunication products such as cell phones, calling cards, ISP's. And you can also search for best deals on VoIP services in your area. Minister outlaws VoIPread more"Currently, there is no legislative framework to guide provision of commercial VoIP services hence the offering of services is considered to be illegal because it is understood that it may threaten the earnings of traditional telecommunications providers," states Zambian Communications Minister. Forget Vonage, will the telcos kill VoIP altogether?read moreThe lawsuit against Vonage by Verizon threatens not only Vonage, but the entire VoIP industry. Telcos use patents to stifle innovation, not increase it. Judge bars Vonage from signing up customersread moreA U.S. district court judge on Friday barred VOIP provider Vonage Holdings Corp. from signing up new customers after the company lost a patent infringement lawsuit to Verizon Communications Inc. Judge: no new customers for Vonageread moreToday US District Judge Claude Hilton has imposed an immediate stay on the VoIP provider's business, disallowing them from adding new customers. . Like, seriously, you they [sic] aren't allowed to sign anyone up. What You Need to Know About VoIPread moreVoIP is an intriguing alternative to traditional phone plans, but the technology has its share of quirks. Vira non va: immagino abbiano seri problemi.read moreVira, un gestore di telefonia VoIP ma anche un fornitore di connessioni ADSL non va.Io ho un numero di telefono VoIP con loro e non va. Il loro server VoIP è irraggiungibile, non è raggiungibile neppure il loro sito web e se chiamate al telefono segnala "guasto".Fino a ieri notte andava visto che mi stavo dilettando a fare delle prove, Forrester study: Pure VoIP too complicated for the mass marketread moreForrester study says user-friendly improvements are needed, pure VoIP is too complicated for the mass market. With VoIP being a fast developing mode of Internet telephony, the competitive edge sees vendors vying for a top place in the market. However in a recent study, "The VoIP Customer Experience: Work in Progress", Forrester analyst Zayera Khan JAJAH goes to PSP, brings cheap phone calls - PSP Fanboyread moreVOIP + Free Tmobile access...the PSP seems to be making some noise this year.No software download necessary...runs off the JaJah website. CityNews: Emergency Services Issues Public Safety Advisory For VoIP Usersread moreCityNews: Emergency Services Issues Public Safety Advisory For VoIP Users, VoIP Limitations JAJAH VoiP Well Almostread moreRecently a company called JAJAH! announced their VoiP service for the PSP. Now it seems that there is some confusion about this. To clear things up JAJAH! is not providing software for the PSP and you can 't use your headset to make calls (the browser doesn 't even support the headset). What the service does is... Jajah announces VoIP service for the Sony PSPread moreAmong the Sony PSP's list of functions, one feature sorely missing was a Voice over IP feature (VoIP)...until now. California-based VoIP provider Jajah Inc. will now be offering VoIP services for the Sony PSP.
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