- December 20th, 2005 | VoIP Providers
Cisco have come out and stated that broadband internet access providers must make a stand and control their services, otherwise they could risk losing subscriber confidence as bandwidth intensive services such as VoIP slow down their network.
At their World Wide Analyst Conference, Cisco made it clear that broadband providers needed to make sure that all [...]
- December 20th, 2005 | General
NetComm are planning to launch a new range of VoIP devices in the next few weeks. The new VoIP devices will sport multi-ports, ranging up to a 16-port VoIP device. NetComm have said that the new range of VoIP devices are made possible after their recent deal with VoIP developer Octell.
“We have a [...]
- December 19th, 2005 | VoIP Phones
GoDialing.com have announced availability of their new portable WiFi phone that uses VoIP technology to let users place calls from the phone to a computer or landline using any WiFi hotspot.
The new WiFi phone is priced at just $155, which when combined with the cheaper calls offered by VoIP services represents a significant cost savings [...]
- December 19th, 2005 | VoIP Providers
ShoreTel will announce an upgrade to it’s VoIP platform later this week. The latest release of it’s Converged Conferencing appliance will see the introduction of document collaboration and enterprise-class instant messenging. ShoreTel believe that the introduction of the new features will entice new customers with the promise of cost savings.
“For anybody doing converged [...]
- December 19th, 2005 | VoIP Providers
VoIP is growing in popularity around the world with individuals and companies alike as it offers much cheaper phone calls between computers, landlines and mobile devices. However, as the popularity of VoIP services grows many people are concerned about the associated security threats that may come from malicious hackers.
David Cole, senior director of security [...]