How to choose VoIP for SMBs - Part Two
SearchNetworking.com -
Last week, we looked at choosing a broadband service that can support SME VoIP requirements. The next question for the prospective VoIP user is how to ...
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VOIP Leads the Way as Service Revenues Ramp Up
TMCnet -
Fifty-six percent of the service revenues generated worldwide came from the combination of VoIP and security. They are followed, in order of global revenue ...
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Linden Labs' Second Life adds VoIP client
BetaNews -
SLim is a discrete VoIP/IM client that is meant to run alongside the Second Life viewer. It can complement onscreen interactions, or it can communicate with ...
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In the News: VoIP Execs Behaving Badly, Comcast Anti-Competitive
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What's VoIP worth to broadband carriers? One analysis, by Point Topic, reported that VoIP and security services added roughly $13 billion in add-on revenues ...
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Trailblazing Belgian telephone company announces VOIP calls for ...
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It has been dubbed 'The VoIP Revolution' and 'Telecom's biggest threat' but what is VoIP and how is it going to change the way we make calls? software ...
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World Phone Launches Inexpensive VoIP, Cable Broadband, Internet ...
TMCnet -
The company offers VoIP services to more than 30 countries, including call center, broadband Internet and international calling booth solutions. ...
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SoundBite Says Intelligent Communications Platform is Now 100 ...
TMCnet -
As per this announcement, all of the company's outbound and inbound client traffic is now carried over a VoIP backbone. The company believes that their VoIP ...
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VoIP drives broadband service growth
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VoIP and security made up the largest percentage of this gross as well, accounting for 56 percent of the service revenue, or more than $14 billion. ...
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Tech career survival guide
Computerworld -
Security in VoIP is huge," Walsh says. "Today, if you want to talk about something involving sensitive information, you typically don't send an e-mail; ...
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Mindspeed, Excelocity Deliver Integrated Carrier Access VoIP Solutions
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“We are excited to add Excelocity as an OpenMind development partner,” said Kurt Michel, director of marketing for carrier VoIP products at Mindspeed. ...
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Blogs Alert for: VOIP
If You Want To VoIP, Wait Before You Buy Nokia N96
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It’s like the Swiss army knife of phones — a very expensive Swiss army knife — in that it does a lot of things, except one: It won’t allow you to make VoIP calls. Apparently some of the more well-known VoIP services, such as Fring and ...
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Blue Box SE#026 - Astricon 2007 presentation on VoIP security and ...
By blueboxpodcast@gmail.com (Dan York and...
A year ago in September 2007, I (Dan York) spoke at Astricon 2007 in
Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast - http://www.blueboxpodcast.com/
Only Apple and RIM Can Make Good Smart Phones?
May 27, 2008; Looking to Predict Apple's Future - May 22, 2008. TrackBacks | Comments | Tag with del.icio.us | VoIP & Gadgets Blog Home | Permalink: Only Apple and RIM Can Make Good Smart Phones? Copyright VoIP & Gadgets Blog.
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Comment on If You Want To VoIP, Wait Before You Buy Nokia N96 by glu
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I guess the question comes down to whether the power users that are the N-series demographic really care about VoIP. They certainly care about an out of the box tethering solution so that’sa huge loss. Can Nokia afford to lose more ...
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Apple Looks to Rock with New Prods Next Week
Read a lot more on CNet here. Related Entries. TrackBacks | Comments | Tag with del.icio.us | VoIP & Gadgets Blog Home | Permalink: Apple Looks to Rock with New Prods Next Week. Copyright VoIP & Gadgets Blog.
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