All Posts Tagged With: "VoIP"
Nokia Play Down Skype
According to Nokia chief strategy officer, Tero Ojanperä, Skype must branch out or die.
“Someone needs to make money… [Skype] cannot survive on voice calls alone, it needs to find a business model,” he said.
Skype is doomed in its present form, according to Nokia - but mobile-to-VoIP is where it’s at.
Nokia’s Timo Luukka, director of product [...]
Help: VoIP services
Are there any VoIP services available in the UK other than Vonage that let you use a standard phone handset? I don’t want to sign up to Vonage because I don’t want to pay the £9.99pm - basically I just want a second line. Thanks in advance for any help.
17Jun2005 | Everton | 0 comments | Continued
Sony PSP VoIP Softphone In The Offing?
Erik Lagerway, CEO of Xten muses about the possibilities of Phone capabilities for the PSP:
“Looks like Sony has their crosshairs clearly focused on providing a feature-full portable communications and entertainment system. Since we can browse the web on this thing, and it has a USB port, Wi-Fi and a TCP stack, you would think we [...]
3 Million Skype Users Online Concurrently
SkypeJournal reports that Skype now has over 3m concurrent users which increases the chance that someone you want to talk to will be online.
I can personally testify to this as my Skype contact list is growing and is finally becoming useful as more and more of friends log-on or get always on connections.
However, I still [...]
Will device manufacturers support Skype if it remains proprietary?
I found an interesting post on ‘Communications’ where Brough Turner states that Skype’s proprietary codecs won’t lock users into using only Skype, as unlike an operating system, users can easily download clients for other messaging networks.
I agree as there is nothing to stop me from running Skype and a new competitor’s software at the same [...]
Skype now has 100m 'users' - time for the telcos and messengers to react?
Aqute Research have written an interesting article on whether the traditional telcos and messengers need to start paying more attention to Skype now that it has passed 100M users.
Personally, I think Skype has a long way to go before it can start worrying the traditional telcos. SkypeOut still isn’t popular and I think SkypeIn [...]
Broadband News: Easynet will launch ADSL2+ services in 2005
Easynet announced last week that they will carry out a trial of ADSL2 and ADSL2+ technologies allowing speeds of up to 24Mbps, with the full launch of services in before the end of 2005.
The service will be based on the existing LLU kit used by Easynet which already has the ADSL2 and ADSL2+ capabilities built [...]
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