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Archive for October, 2007


The Day the Routers Died …

Saturday, October 27th, 2007 7:50 pm from  VoIP and ENUM by Richard

The Day the Routers Died … from the RIPE NCC #55 Meeting. ...

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Microsoft Unified Communications Server launched….

Monday, October 22nd, 2007 10:14 am from  Nick on IT by Nick Galea

No one other than Bill Gates launched Microsoft’s entry into the VOIP market last week. Microsoft Unified Communications Server is a web conferencing and chat server that can be integrated with existing PBXs (Although the enterprise version has a switching module). Microsoft has validated the VOIP market and this will definitely help educate the market about the benefits of software-based ...

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Skype goes Mobile

Friday, October 19th, 2007 10:25 am from  VoIP and ENUM by Richard

BusinessWeek had an article yesterday about Skype Goes Mobile. There is strangely no mention of WiFi, but 3 has a spare 3G network lying around. So what we have now is the iPhone with no 3G, the mysterious gPhone and now the “White Phone” with iSkoot, (and maybe 3GPP IMS VoIP in 3 years). Skype’s new cell phone will deliver mobile access to its service. The beleaguered carrier hopes to jump-start revenues overseasby Bruce Meyerson Bit by bit, big names in the computing world...

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Open up SKYPE!

Tuesday, October 16th, 2007 2:10 pm from  Nick on IT by Nick Galea

SKYPE might have been one of the front runners in the VOIP market, but its refusal to open up its VOICE platform and allow other players to connect to it and develop for it, has resulted in SKYPE becoming a drag on the VOIP industry and on itself. If SKYPE would create an open API to make and receive calls, SKYPE could be leveraged across companies networks via IP PBX’s, resulting in more ...

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