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Saturday, April 28th
Thursday, April 26th
Wednesday, April 25th
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VoIP surpasses traditional telephony’s voice quality
Infineon Technologies, a leading provider of integrated electronic circuits for communication applications, has achieved a new milestone in voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) voice quality. By integrating high-definition (HD) sound telephony into its VoIP products, Infineon has made it possible, for the first time, for users to enjoy audio in a quality far superior to that offered by conventional telephony. This HD technology delivers sound so crystal-clear and natural that users can conduct conversations in an audio quality on a par with radio. ...
Tuesday, April 24th
Tuesday, April 17th
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Is Vonage VC’s VoIP Hangup?
Vonage’s meltdown marks the end of the landline VoIP services as an investment opportunity. But investors who plowed over $2 billion into landline VoIP service are now targeting VoIP equipment suppliers and mobile VoIP service providers....
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VoIP Gaining On Landlines
As broadband penetration continues to grow, so will other services such as voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) and Internet protocol television (IPTV)....
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Telecom veteran questions Verizon VoIP patents
Two patents owned by Verizon Communications Inc. in its infringement lawsuit against Vonage Holdings Corp. are invalid, and if allowed to stand, could threaten all competing VoIP (voice over Internet Protocol) services, a telecommunications industry veteran said Tuesday. ...
Monday, April 16th
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10.6 mln VOIP users in the US
More than 10.6 mln US households now have at least one active VoIP user, up from approximately 9 mln households at the end of Q3 2006. The emergence of the cable operators as a dominant market force seems to have slowed the growth of the client-based VoIP market, with only Skype showing gains in this segment during Q4 2006. More than 61% of active residential VoIP users reported that they had discontinued or replaced a traditional (non-VoIP) phone service when they got their VoIP service, including a whopping 76% of those who use only a network/ATA-based service like those offered by the cable companies or Vonage, In-Stat says....
Thursday, April 12th
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Is Vonage VoIP's T-Rex?
Despite all the PR bluster from Vonage in recent weeks, the cracks are beginning to show.
The VOIP pioneer said Thursday its CEO Mike Snyder has left the building, and that it will cut 10 percent of its workforce.
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Tuesday, April 10th
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VoIP Too Complicated? Tell That To The Cable Companies
According to a new survey from Forrester Research, most VoIP services -- including free peer-to-peer (P2P) client applications like Skype, Google Talk, and Yahoo -- are too complicated for the average user. Then why are the cable companies so successful with their VoIP offerings?...
Saturday, April 7th
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Vonage Could Kill VoIP Funding
Vonage was ordered by a federal judge on Friday to halt adding new customers unless it can come up with a patent work-around, but the Internet phone company escaped being shut down altogether. ...
Friday, April 6th
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Pure VoIP Too Complicated for the Mass Market
With VoIP being a fast developing mode of Internet telephony, the competitive edge sees vendors vying for a top place in the market. However in a recent study, 'The VoIP Customer Experience: Work in Progress', April 3, 2007, by Forrester analyst Zayera Khan, the main software service VoIP vendors Skype, Yahoo!, Google, Microsoft and ICQ haven't yet developed a user-friendly, easy-to-use service for mainstream consumers. ...
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Vonage decision on hold
Vonage Holdings Corp. on Friday won a temporary stay of a federal judge's ruling that it can continue operating but cannot recruit new customers during its patent dispute with Verizon Communications Inc....
Monday, April 2nd
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VoIP Provider SunRocket Amasses 200,000 Subscribers
Each day, new subscribers are signing on with VoIP providers, and those providers are all introducing new features and services to attract even more new customers. Those include major service additions like IPTV and FMC (fixed/mobile convergence), or they may mean expansion of service offerings as a whole into new territories, or it may mean the availability of new hardware, like a new wireless router. Regardless, each of these service enhancements is drawing the attention of new subscribers. In addition, subscriber numbers are being boosted by consumers tiring of paying exorbitant rates to their cable MSOs and local telcos and are switching at least some services to lower cost ISPs....
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