News In Brief
Written by martyndavies on Aug 14, 2008 - 09:42 AM
Jajah & Intel team up on 'Remote Wake' technology. Intel have introduced new chip technology to allow a sleeping PC to wake instantly in order to answer a VoIP call. This allows PCs to remain in energy saving state most of the time while still acting as a phone. Jajah received some investment capital last year from Intel Capital. www.jajah.com
GIPS to release VoiceEngine for Apple iPhone also. Global IP Solutions (GIPS), who make VoIP engine and codec software have said that they will also target the iPhone, allowing VoIP applications to reside on the iPhone. The iPhone does not currently have any VoIP module, and perhaps many of Apple's current telco partners would not welcome the arrival of VoIP. GIPS already have versions of the VoiceEngine Mobile that run on Symbian and Windows Mobile platforms. www.gipscorp.com
Nortel buys SIP PBX company Pingtel. The Canadian giant wants "to extend unified communications capabilities". www.pingtel.com
Truphone release "American Tru Saver" calling plan, for 1000 USA & Canada minutes at £7.49. www.truphone.com.
Truphone's iPhone application is now available in the App Store, as is ...
Palringo, voice instant messaging over the data connection, on a number of mobile platforms including the ubiquitous iPhone. wwww.palringo.com
Skype now allow unlimited calling to Finland and Israel in their subscriptions. www.skype.com
Fring support the Nokia E71 and release realtime multilingual Olympic News service. www.fring.com
CounterPath report $9.1 million revenue for fiscal 2008 (versus 5.7 in '07), having acquired several companies in 2008. www.counterpath.com
Covergence continue their expansion into enterprise session border controllers with the Covergence Collaboration Gateway (CCG), able to federate users of Microsoft OCS and Lotus Sametime, and based on a subscription pricing model. www.covergence.com
Freeswitch gets IPv6. Release 1.0.1 of the open source IP switch now gets IPNG. www.freeswitch.org
GIPS to release VoiceEngine for Apple iPhone also. Global IP Solutions (GIPS), who make VoIP engine and codec software have said that they will also target the iPhone, allowing VoIP applications to reside on the iPhone. The iPhone does not currently have any VoIP module, and perhaps many of Apple's current telco partners would not welcome the arrival of VoIP. GIPS already have versions of the VoiceEngine Mobile that run on Symbian and Windows Mobile platforms. www.gipscorp.com
Nortel buys SIP PBX company Pingtel. The Canadian giant wants "to extend unified communications capabilities". www.pingtel.com
Truphone release "American Tru Saver" calling plan, for 1000 USA & Canada minutes at £7.49. www.truphone.com.
Truphone's iPhone application is now available in the App Store, as is ...
Palringo, voice instant messaging over the data connection, on a number of mobile platforms including the ubiquitous iPhone. wwww.palringo.com
Skype now allow unlimited calling to Finland and Israel in their subscriptions. www.skype.com
Fring support the Nokia E71 and release realtime multilingual Olympic News service. www.fring.com
CounterPath report $9.1 million revenue for fiscal 2008 (versus 5.7 in '07), having acquired several companies in 2008. www.counterpath.com
Covergence continue their expansion into enterprise session border controllers with the Covergence Collaboration Gateway (CCG), able to federate users of Microsoft OCS and Lotus Sametime, and based on a subscription pricing model. www.covergence.com
Freeswitch gets IPv6. Release 1.0.1 of the open source IP switch now gets IPNG. www.freeswitch.org
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