Archive for the ‘Voip’ Category

Voip on the rise

Thursday, August 23rd, 2007

Voip is being widely used in India now and mostly people use to it make international calls but by the looks of it I think when wimax is launched and with the help of wimax phones it will be possible to use voip on the move which will obviously give it a big push. I wont be surprised if mobile phones go out or use due to the new wimax technology. I cant wait for wimax broadband as it will allow me to move around the city and still be able to stay connected all the time.

BSNL blockinb voip ports

Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007

Bsnl broadband has been reported by a lot of Bsnl broadband forum users for blocking voip ports, Its not a major issu for those who know a bit about computers and can use different ports for voip but for those who are new to computers or dont go into technivcal details its a pain and they all come and ask for help at the forum. I am really surprised that bsnl broadband does that and I am planning to go and check it out but for that I will have to go out of Newdelhi coz bsnl is not available here and will go to some one’s place at gurgaon probably to check it out.

VOIP

Wednesday, August 15th, 2007

Voip phone systems are being used widely now businesses, and this is quite beneficial to companies, as it saves them a lot of money. This system is something that can be used for different brances even though the location is different. The service is quick and fast and aso the sound quality is very clear, which is what is needed for communication.

VoIP plan grows at Forestry Commission

Thursday, July 12th, 2007

The Forestry Commission is upgrading its communications network to provide voice over IP (VoIP) to its workforce and enable greener business practices. The government department originally signed a £14m, seven-year contract with Global Crossing in 2005 to implement a standard, unified voice service to its 3,500 employees at 94 sites. Services range from wide area networking and broadband to audio and video conferencing, plus satellite and radio communications to lone workers. Now the Commission is undergoing a phased upgrade to provide VoIP to all sites by the end of this year.

VOIP Services growing

Wednesday, July 4th, 2007

VOIP services all over the world are growing by the day, and making their mark in the industry. There are many companies, phone companies that are offering this service, and the competition in the future is going to get tough and tough, making the choice for VOIP even bigger and bigger. One of the main companies who provide this service online is Skype, who have also been launched for quite some time, and it is also a company, which is growing by the day, with new features everyday.

VOIP in India

Tuesday, July 3rd, 2007

India is developing its usage in computer, and broadband, and people are slowing knowing and learning about VOIP services, and as soon as they know what it is all about they will know how effective it is and how it can save them and others money, as it is the cheapest and easiest way to communicating with family and friends around the world. But in order to use the VOIP service from the computer, people must have a computer and a broadband connection, so that they can take advantage of the free calls.

VOIP services works wonders

Monday, June 18th, 2007

The new technology VOIP is working wonders for people, especially those in India. Making international calls from India are quite expensive, and at times people are restricted to call their near and dears ones due to the charges. But now because of the VOIP service, life has become much easier, for people and they can keep in touch with their friends and families on a regular basis. Many people use Skype as their VOIP service, and it is a program which is a great success. This is only the start and there will be more people suing this service and more companies who will provide this service.

Raketu launches online VoIP

Wednesday, June 13th, 2007

An online version of Raketu Communications’ desktop VoIP software is to be launched, the New York-based firm has announced.

RakWeb will offer a variety of features including VoIP, IM, global SMS and video on demand, among others, and will enable SMEs to make cheap VoIP calls from any computer.

Speaking to Computer Business Review, chief executive Greg Parker said that RakWeb would be more secure than Skype, which uses super nodes:

“There’s the potential for denial-of-service attacks and viruses. We’re starting to see some of that to some degree with Skype…with hackers getting into their super nodes.”

Raketu’s desktop VoIP application, Launchpad, has proved extremely popular, with 1.5 million downloads since its October 2006 launch.

Mr Parker added that RakWeb would provide better value VoIP for SMEs:

“In a lot of cases we’re half the price of Skype, particularly for overseas calling and even in the US….because we make much less use of the whole server infrastructure and we don’t use a super-noding architecture, we have the lowest infrastructure cost among our peers.”

The new application will also allow bosses of SMEs to customise their version of RakWeb and prevent staff from accessing certain features.

Worlds Smallest Microphone

Sunday, June 10th, 2007

The world’s smallest microphone has arrived, and it is so small you wont believe it, the size of this microphone is only four by four millimeter’s. A tech firm Akustica has designed the microphone. The new micro phone works as good as any other microphone would, so you can use it for your VOIP calls or any else like that and it will be as clear as crystal. Just as the saying goes good things come in small packages, and this certainly applies to the new mini microphone.

VSNL launches WiMAX

Sunday, June 10th, 2007

VSNL (Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd) have launched WiMAX services in India, the service was launched on May 31st 2007. They are the first company who have launched this service in India. WiMAX makes features such as video streaming, high speed file downloads, VOIP and web browsing. Although this service is not available to the whole of India, it is only available to customers in Bangalore. Bu the end of year the facility will be available to 120 cities across India.  

VOIP’s new technology

Friday, June 8th, 2007

VOIP is expanding, and there are new ways of using this service all the time. Soon there will be a facility where you will be able to make VOIP calls from your television, this will also enable you do other things. This particular television will give you the chance to interact with it fully, by allowing you to send SMS’s, send emails, book movie tickets and a lot more. Well when this TV comes I am sure people would run to get this.

VoIP market evolves in 2007

Friday, June 8th, 2007

VoIP will have its year in 2007, according to recent studies by Infonetics Research.And while it seems that every year is billed as VoIP’s, Infonetics is quick to point out that IP PBX sales are increasing rapidly as TDM sales enjoy a small increase that will lead to an inevitable plummet. Even those people who are not very tech savy are looking at voip these days to cut thier telephone bills which run into hundreds every month.

VOIP

Friday, June 8th, 2007

Today we have the VOIP service, which is the latest technology, and this is something, which is still expanding, and being learned about by many people. Until they have learned all this there will be something else, experts and computer genius are always coming up with something new and high tech, which makes our lives easier day by day. The thing that we would have though of a few years back such as the wireless service. All we have to see is whats coming up next.

VOIP in rural areas

Wednesday, June 6th, 2007

The new technology of VOIP service is something which needs to be used in rural areas, where there are no telephone lines or bad reception areas. This will help people like farmers andd their families, it makes them feel safe that they get in contact with someone when ever they want if in need of any help. It also enables them to get in touch with the outside world, because thye live on farms they are quite far from cities and the outside world.

VoIP Forum

Monday, June 4th, 2007

VOIP has become a part of our lives now and almost every one I know uses voip and it is imparitive that we encounter one problem or the other when we use somthing on a regular basis and for all those problems you have with voip be it configuring your pc for the new hard phone or even the sip config there is Vonage forum I have been a member for the last one year now and I would recomend it to anyone who is getting started with voip.You can compare the different packages and choose the one suits your needs best.Registering is easy just fill out the registration form and confirm your e-mail address by clicking on the link they send you after registration and the whole process takes less then 2 mins.Vonage forum has a huge community and members are very friendly and always ready to help each other.

Avaya buyout speculation reflects churn in VOIP market

Monday, June 4th, 2007

With speculation that Avaya is in play for an acquisition, things will be different for VOIP users or the overall market, analysts and observers say, no matter what happens.

While reports fluttered last week that Avaya is seeking a buyout, either from a private equity firm or from corporate VOIP rivals Nortel or Cisco, observers say this activity could be a warning sign to IP telephony buyers to sit tight for now. With Avaya’s large market share and installed-based enterprise telephony, where the company lands — if it does indeed land somewhere new — will have rippling effects.

Questions about Avaya’s future were raised in a Wall Street Journal article last week, which reported that Avaya was in talks with private equity firm Silver Lake Partners, which owns several IT, networking and communications companies, including Network General, IPC, Sabre and Seagate, as well as electronics manufacturers Avago and Flextronics.

BT and PSP partnership

Saturday, June 2nd, 2007

After BT made its announcement that it will allow Sony PSP’s users to use their PSP as VOIP handsets, there has been a survey to ask users what they think and would they use the service. They took out a survey asking PSP users that would they use their PSP as a VOIP phone, and 60% have said yes to this question. The new partnership will allow PSP user to make VOIP, voice, video calls via a wi-fi network.

Learning about VOIP

Thursday, May 31st, 2007

The basic facts of VOIP are very simple and easy, once you have used the system you will begin to learn something new everyday about it. For people who have not used computers before they will also be able to understand the way it works and how it can help them make calls to anyone andd anywhere in the world. There are now more and more companies who are wanting to introduce this new technology, and soon every home will be using VOIP.

VOIP Services

Tuesday, May 29th, 2007

We have the VOIP service, and it has come a long way with the IP service. The reason for the delay is because of issues with the bandwidth. But now people are happy and over the moon when they are now able to see their near and dear ones just by this service. It has changed their lives a lot and even helped in making new relations. It is a very good way to keep in touch and see how family and friends are doing. The services are still improving and it is getting better and better for the companies and for its users.

New Services from Skype

Saturday, May 26th, 2007

As mentioned in our previous articles, Skype is reaching the skys, with its number of members rising by the day. There are still certain advantages of Skype that many people don’t know about. And we are here to let you what these advantages are. Firstly like we explained before you can put money into your Skype account, and with this money in the account, you can advantage of many uses. Firstly you can make calls to landlines at very cheap rates, secondly you can send SMS’s to any mobile in the world. Which just goes to show that Skype is one place where all your needs are fulfilled.