VOIP

By S. Caron of the UK says that Ofcom wants reverse VoIP tracing for emergency calls in the UK. Smith on VoIP says that niche applications are driving the adoption of video calling. Network World says that Google has grabbed 1 million phone numbers for Google Voice. Whoa.

By S. Caron There is a new handset coming from TCM Mobile that will work on both the TCM Mobile Cellular VoIP Network and on traditional GSM cellular networks. The dual band phone is scheduled for release in two to three months. “While our new handset is scheduled for release in two to three months, we can...

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By S. Caron VoIP Watch says that Google Voice is going to support local number portability. YAY! That’s a good move on their part. Smith on VoIP wonders which you’d prefer: good service or good pricing for VoIP … since you just can’t have both. Or can you? A new smartphone that supports Skype video confere...

By S. Caron CTI Group and CommPartners Connect have partnered to offer VoIP call recording for small and medium-sized businesses called SmartRecord IP. “SmartRecord IP is a shining example of how IP communications can deliver feature-rich, fully integrated, and value-added services to the SMB...

By S. Caron There is a new conferencing solution available from Konftel. The Konftel 300W is a wireless conference phone with a rechargeable battery that can run for up to 48 hours (talk time) without recharging. It’s being shown off this week from June 17-19 at the InfoComm 2009 event in Orlando, Fla. S...

By S. Caron Skype has no plans of releasing an app for the Palm Pre. Sad. Read about it on The VoIP Weblog. VoIP News of the UK says that Microsoft plans to compete for enterprise VoIP business with Skype. Smith on VoIP says that DECT VoIP phones are growing in popularity.

By Cate O'Malley Australian-based Electrodata has announced the release a VoIP recorder.  With the growing popularity of VoIP services being offered worldwide, it’s only natural that more gadgets come out in support of it. The new recorder “allows for any combination of telephony protocols within the...