May 1st, 2008
Sony PSP Skype and PC Skype
A demo video of Sony PSP Skype and PC Skype Interaction:
Tags: PSP VoIPA demo video of Sony PSP Skype and PC Skype Interaction:
Tags: PSP VoIPNow, call your Facebook friends for free. With the recent release of Ifbyphone Facebook App called Phone-Me-Now allows users to place free calls from their friends’ Facebook profile pages, without revealing either party’s caller ID.
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“Even In this age of online social networking, there are times when only a real-time personal phone call can convey the right message between two people,” said Irv Shapiro, Ifbyphone CEO. “Phone-Me-Now makes it easy to connect privately with a friend by phone, without automatically divulging personal contact details the way caller ID does, and without leaving Facebook to make the call.”
The Phone-Me-Now application widget is a phone mashup that takes advantage of powerful Ifbyphone technology to enable all types of phones—whether mobile, VoIP or even old rotary handsets—to connect via the Web. Ifbyphone mashups enable inbound, outbound and click-to-call telephone applications with integrated interactive voice response dialogs.
Phone-Me-Now is an extension of Ifbyphone’s “voice of the Web” services that give small and medium-sized businesses enterprise-level presence on the Web for a fraction of the cost, through click-to-call, toll-free number, voice mail and other communications tools.
Most IMs offers voice chats over IP. With Jajah’s VoIP service, Yahoo Messenger opt to partner with their VoIP service.
Tags: jajah, Yahoo Messenger
According to Daniel Marty, Chairman of QINO Flagship AG., “This strategic partnership confirms Jajah’s status as the provider of next-generation telecom infrastructure. Jajah is defining new global standards for VoIP communications, satisfying not only its more than 10 million retail users, but also corporate partners such as Yahoo!”.
[ via VoIP News ]Yahoo! has selected Jajah to deliver a VoIP service that will enable its 97 million customers to make “high-quality, low-cost” PC-to-phone and phone-to-PC voice calls to more than 200 countries using Yahoo! Messenger.
[ via ITwire ]
AOL just introduced Open Voice APIs, allowing third-party developers yo produce services for softphones and interacting directly with AIM® Call Out service.
Open Voice allows AIM® Call Out customers to use a third-party software client or hardware device with their AIM Call Out account by providing a generally available SIP Gateway. There are a wide range of SIP compliant devices, including mobile handsets, PC based softphones, hardware based Telephone Adapters, IP telephones, VoIP enabled Wi-Fi handsets and VoIP enabled open source and proprietary private branch exchange (PBX) applications.
You can view more details about this here.
[ via AOL Press Release ]
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Now Skype offers flat rate for unlimited calls to landline as VoIP now seems to be a commodity to many. Unlimited Country now cost around €3.95/month and Unlimited World at €8.95/month. You still can use Skype without subscription using their Pay as You Go subscription plan.
From asteriskvoipnews.com:
Tags: AsteriskT-2008-006 security advisory. 1.6.0-beta8 is also a regular update to the 1.6.0 series with a number of bug fixes over the previous beta release.
Early last year, we made some modifications to the IAX2 channel driver to combat potential usage of IAX2 in traffic amplification attacks. Unfortunately, our fix was not complete and we were not notified of this until the original reporter of the issue decided to release information on how to exploit it to the public.
This issue affects all users of IAX2 that have allowed non-authenticated calls. For more information on the vulnerability, see the published security advisory.
* http://downloads.digium.com/pub/security/AST-2008-006.pdf
All releases are available for download from the following location:
* http://downloads.digium.com/pub/telephony/asterisk/
Thank you for your continued support of Asterisk!
Voicenet, UK’s leading hosted VoIP service provider, was able to availed a contract with Empire Cinemas chain.
With this, Voicenet is to provide the VoIP solution to all its 17 cinemas in the UK. With VNcomplete installed and connected, it will help deal with the thousands of enquiries and bookings the Empire Cinemas chain receives. This means that customers will get more reliable and on-time response with their enquiries. VNcomplete, a fully hosted solution with built-in Quality of Service and supported by Cisco hardware.
“Voicenet Solutions were able to demonstrate their product within five minutes of meeting us, as well as offer a single point of contact for all future telephony issues. This offering from Voicenet Solutions gives us a flexible, fully managed, cost effective unified solution. The financial benefits speak for themselves and were certainly a factor that could not be ignored. We envisage we will save almost £100K over the first 12 months which includes substantial line rental, maintenance and call cost reductions,” according to Julian Timm, Head of IT at Empire.
For more information about this development, click here.
Tags: Empire Cinemas, VoicenetAliwei Communications Inc., a pioneer in multimedia and telecommunications industries in China, offers different VoIP Solutions that caters different business industries, all under their Alewei VoIP Projects which includes the following:
I just love fring, another mobile VoIP provider. I like how they integrated all other IM platforms in their tool. And now, watch the video below about the pre-release version of fring for the iPhone. So, get fringing!
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Written by Jerome Locson [email] for b5media.
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