VOIP News writes… A whole lot of Android apps in the Android Market may have privacy problems, music service Spotify makes it easier for smaller artists to add their songs, and Skype’s offering free calls for a month. More » Android – Skype – Android Market – Handhelds – Verizon Source Related posts VoIP And Biotech The Industry’s Of [...]
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
VOIP News writes… BASKING RIDGE, N.J., June 23 /PRNewswire/ — Leading industry-analyst firm IDC has recognized Verizon Business as a leader in the rapidly growing telephony-based hosted unified communications market. Verizon was one of the seven providers IDC examined for its new MarketScape report, “IDC MarketScape Source Related posts Verizon Business Teams with Microsoft, Cisco on UC Services (0) With [...]
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
VOIP News writes… BASKING RIDGE, N.J., June 23 /PRNewswire/ — As companies continue to push for more efficient and effective interaction among employees, customers and partners, Verizon Business is now offering new IP capabilities that make the adoption of unified communications and collaboration simpler and more co Source Related posts Verizon Business Teams with Microsoft, Cisco on UC Services [...]
Monday, June 14, 2010
VOIP News writes… BASKING RIDGE, N.J., June 14 /PRNewswire/ — For the fourth consecutive year, Frost & Sullivan has recognized Verizon Business with the research and consulting firm’s coveted North American Market Leadership Award for Hosted Contact Center Services. According to Frost & Sullivan’s new Source Related posts ZTE Demonstrates VoIP on EV-DO Rev. B (jkOnTheRun) (0) YouMail Targets Business [...]
Saturday, June 12, 2010
VOIP News writes… Using Skype Mobile is a popular way to get free (or low-cost) calling on your mobile handset. Verizon currently offers it for their Android and BlackBerry offerings, they’re now going to offer it for their featurephone customers, with the catch that you’ll have to use it on Verizon 3G, not WiFi. Pundits on [...]
Saturday, June 12, 2010
VOIP News writes… Skype was once a threat to the wireless industry with carriers worried that free voice calls would eat into the size of the calling buckets people signed up for, but unlimited plans and the competitive advantage of offering such a service, are now eliminating those fears. This winter Verizon Wireless announced a partnership [...]
Saturday, June 12, 2010
VOIP News writes… Skype Mobile for Verizon subscribers has been updated to boast a new interface, along with support for Korean and Simplified Chinese languages, helping the service communicate better with more people around the world. The new user interface offers a drop-down menu with flags for international dialing. Other good news comes in the form [...]
Saturday, June 12, 2010
VOIP News writes… Earlier this year Verizon introduced a Skype Mobile app for their Android and BlackBerry phones that allowed users to make calls using the carrier’s 3G network. Today Verizon announced plans to carry over that same ability to non-smartphone users. Big Red sent out a press release today announcing that Skype is currently available [...]
Saturday, June 12, 2010
VOIP News writes… Skype mobile from Verizon Wireless, that is available on 12 different smartphones, will expand to more handsets later this year, including several 3G Multimedia phones. Also, besides Spanish, Skype mobile will also be available in Korean and simple Chinese. The… Source Related posts Verizon Wireless To Bring VoIP To Non-Smartphones Using Skype (Moco News) (0) Skype Mobile [...]
Saturday, June 12, 2010
VOIP News writes… Verizon has announced that the Skype mobile app that is available on Verizon phones will receive a range of new features including a brand new user interface and support for languages such as simple Chinese and Korean. Verizon will also make the app available on more phones in its network that are equipped [...]
Saturday, June 12, 2010
VOIP News writes… Verizon on Thursday announced some new features are coming to its version of the Skype mobile app. These include a new user interface, the addition of Korean and simple Chinese languages and availability on more 3G multimedia phones. No timelines for the launch of either have been divulged, though they are due later [...]
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
VOIP News writes… READING, England, June 9 /PRNewswire/ — IT-enabled online collaboration, particularly with online communities, is increasingly important for corporate reputation and brand management, according to a new Economist Intelligence Unit study. The Verizon-sponsored study, “Dangerous liaisons: How busine Source Related posts ZTE Demonstrates VoIP on EV-DO Rev. B (jkOnTheRun) (0) YouMail Targets Business Users Wanting Visual VoiceMail, Landline and [...]
Monday, June 7, 2010
VOIP News writes… Verizon Wireless’ announcement that it is to offer Skype access to its mobile customers is another step in the evolving nature of mobile operator responses to VoIP. The move heralds a more positive approach to mobile VoIP that we believe all operators will ultimately have to adopt. For more information please visit :… Source Related [...]
Friday, June 4, 2010
VOIP News writes… Verizon’s FiOS Digital Voice was always digital, but relied on central switches to route phone calls. Now the product uses Session Internet Protocols and softswitches in the home to privately manage calls on Verizon’s network which increases QoS while also reducing costs for Verizon. Source Related posts YouMail Targets Business Users Wanting Visual VoiceMail, Landline and [...]
Thursday, June 3, 2010
VOIP News writes… Verizon has added a VoIP calling option to its fiber optic FiOS service on Wednesday. Called FiOS Digital Voice, it offers live voicemail screening, an online call manager and Caller ID on TV, among others. An online management tool lets users change settings and options from any computer and web browser…. Source Related posts Consumer Reports [...]
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
VOIP News writes… Verizon did it and now it would seem that AT&T is following suit. You can now make calls over 3G using Skype’s iPhone application. But there is a catch. The calls over 3G are free until August, after which they’ll tack on a small monthly fee. It’s not clear if Skype or AT&T [...]
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
VOIP News writes… The good news for Skype iPhone users came last week, though in fairness, that good news came along with some not so good news. The good news was that Skype for iPhone version 2.0 was available and it was offering the long awaited ability to make Skype-to-Skype calls over a 3G connection. (…)Read [...]
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
VOIP News writes… With video calling becoming en vogue this year thanks to high-end phones sporting front-facing webcams, such as the Sprint HTC EVO 4G and rumored iPhone HD this year, the world’s largest and most popular VOiP company–Skype–isn’t about to miss out on opportunity to allow its customers to chat with video. After a partnership [...]
Friday, May 28, 2010
VOIP News writes… Despite talk of an exclusive agreement with Verizon, the folks at Skype are now saying that a Skype app will hit the Android Marketplace later this year and be available to everyone regardless of carrier. [ SkatterTech via Android Central ] More » Android – AndroidMarket – Handhelds – Verizon – AndroidMarketplace Source Related posts VoIP [...]
Friday, May 28, 2010
VOIP News writes… Skype will release a chat app with video in 2010 that will be available to all smartphones running Android unlike the Verizon Skype app for Android thats open only to Verizon customers. – Skype, a provider of VOIP (voice over IP) applications, plans to launch an application that can [...]
Friday, May 28, 2010
VOIP News writes… Skype have apparently tipped their plans for an incoming Android video chat app, which – unlike the current Verizon-only version of their mobile software – will be freely available regardless of carrier. According to Skatter Tech , the Skype team are looking particularly at the HTC EVO 4G , since that’s one of [...]
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
VOIP News writes… Verizon Global Wholesale’s VoIP minutes of use grew more than 200 percent in 2009, compared with the previous year. This trend continues a growth trajectory that began with the launch of Verizon’s VoIP portfolio in 2000, as the company informed. Continue reading Verizon VoIP Services Show Strong Growth at 10-Year Mark Originally appeared on [...]
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
VOIP News writes… SALEM, Ore., May 19 /PRNewswire/ — Verizon Business has implemented a new customer-contact solution at the Oregon Employment Department to help it respond more quickly and cost-effectively to the more than 100,000 calls it receives each month from residents seeking unemployment benefits. In a nine- Source Related posts ZTE Demonstrates VoIP on EV-DO Rev. B (jkOnTheRun) (0) YouMail [...]
Monday, May 17, 2010
VOIP News writes… IRVING, Texas, May 17 /PRNewswire/ — Students, teachers and parents in the Irving Independent School District are leveraging the power of Verizon’s advanced networking technologies to work more effectively in and out of the classroom. Under a $5 million, five-year agreement, Verizon is helping the Source Related posts YouMail Targets Business Users Wanting Visual VoiceMail, Landline and [...]
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
VOIP News writes… image courtesy of smartphone mag YouMail gives BlackBerry, iPhone and Android users visual voicemail features that aim to compete with the likes of Google Voice. Already supported by major U.S. wireless carriers like AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile, YouMail is now targeting business users with additional features to provide the complete unified-phone experience [...]
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
VOIP News writes… CAMPBELL, CA (MARKET WIRE) Communications market research firm Infonetics Research (http://twitter.com/infonetics) released its annual North America Business VoIP Services Leadership Matrix, which analyzes and ranks the top service providers in the North American hosted PBX and business IP connectivity services markets. Source Related posts YouMail Targets Business Users Wanting Visual VoiceMail, Landline and VoIP Integration (Gear [...]
Monday, May 10, 2010
VOIP News writes… Verizon Global Wholesale just beefed up its call setup security. The company has enabled its product offerings–SIP Gateway Service, Advanced Toll Free IP Termination and Carrier IP Termination Transport–to share a single, secure virtual private network connection called an IP Security (IPSec) tunnel. An industry standard supported by most equipment vendors, IPSec encrypts [...]
Friday, May 7, 2010
VOIP News writes… Verizon Global Wholesale is now offering additional functionality for three of its product platforms — SIP Gateway Service, Advanced Toll Free IP Termination and Carrier IP Termination Transport. This new functionality enables the product platforms to share a single, secure virtual private network connection called an IP Security (or IPSec) tunnel. Continue reading [...]
Friday, May 7, 2010
VOIP News writes… NEW YORK, May 7 /PRNewswire/ — Frost & Sullivan has recognized the Verizon Enterprise Center with the research and consulting firm’s 2010 North American Customer Service Leadership Award for Enterprise Self-Service Portals. Verizon’s online service portal for business customers received top mar Source Related posts ZTE Demonstrates VoIP on EV-DO Rev. B (jkOnTheRun) (0) YouMail Targets Business [...]
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
VOIP News writes… BASKING RIDGE, N.J., May 5 /PRNewswire/ — Verizon Business has successfully completed the annual SAS 70 Type II examinations of its global data centers, which support the company’s colocation, managed hosting and application management services. Many of these offerings underpin Verizon’s new Source Related posts ZTE Demonstrates VoIP on EV-DO Rev. B (jkOnTheRun) (0) YouMail Targets Business [...]
VOIP News writes…
Skype users who have switched from Windows XP or Windows Vista to Windows 7 recently may have noticed that the Skype icon remains in the Windows 7 taskbar even if Skype is minimized. This was not the case in the other two operating systems, and frankly it should not be that way. Two options are [...]
VOIP News writes…
There are usually two environments where users may want to run another instance of Skype to use multiple Skype accounts at the same time. The first is a business environment where a Skype user wants to separate a business Skype account from a private one. The second a home environment where family members have their [...]
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Skype users who have switched from Windows XP or Windows Vista to Windows 7 recently may have noticed that the Skype icon remains in the Windows 7 taskbar even if Skype is minimized. This was not the case in the other two operating systems, and frankly it should not be that way. Two options are [...]
VOIP News writes…
There are usually two environments where users may want to run another instance of Skype to use multiple Skype accounts at the same time. The first is a business environment where a Skype user wants to separate a business Skype account from a private one. The second a home environment where family members have their [...]
VOIP News writes…
There are usually two environments where users may want to run another instance of Skype to use multiple Skype accounts at the same time. The first is a business environment where a Skype user wants to separate a business Skype account from a private one. The second a home environment where family members have their [...]
VOIP News writes…
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VOIP News writes…
It is important to distinguish between a profitable business that successfully sells VoIP services and a profitable VoIP business. Successful VoIP businesses are driven by other services the company offers, and by services that align with customers’ perceived needs – not by the VoIP business alone.”" In the early 2000s, telecom industry experts widely expected VoIP to change the dynamics of the…
VOIP News writes…
The FCC just posted documents for a curious Sprint-branded case called the ZTE Peel 3200, packing its own battery and EV-DO connectivity as well as mobile hotspot capabilities. Could it turn your iPod Touch into a Sprint VoIP phone? More »
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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