iPod Touch VoIP from Jajah
Written by dean on Jan 24, 2009 - 12:09 AM
Interesting Scoble interview with Jajah who talk about their VoIP network (spread across 5 global datacenters) and its ability to determine highest quality routes keeping them ahead of the competition on the QoS stakes (6 patents filed on that).
Also showing off their new iPod Touch application which is very cool, and available OEM under licence, so you can have it too.
http://www.kyte.tv/ch/6118-scobleizer/3 ... -over-wifi
What I like about Jajah is they're not just trying to shift cheap minutes. They have a full Managed Service platform:-
http://jajah.com/business/partners/
... which counts Yahoo!, Plaxo and EMobile amongst its clients.
They also have a full API which enables developers to produce all kinds of applications for themselves using the Jajah platform:-
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release ... 08347.html
Jajah are positioning themselves in a space for voice applications and not just cheap calling. They recognise that they probably won't be the originator of the next killer app in the voice space - you probably will be. They support that and provide the infastructure that you need.
That's why their iPod Touch application, also available on the iPhone, can be licensed as an OEM product. You can turn it into whatever you need it to be.
Also showing off their new iPod Touch application which is very cool, and available OEM under licence, so you can have it too.
http://www.kyte.tv/ch/6118-scobleizer/3 ... -over-wifi
What I like about Jajah is they're not just trying to shift cheap minutes. They have a full Managed Service platform:-
http://jajah.com/business/partners/
... which counts Yahoo!, Plaxo and EMobile amongst its clients.
They also have a full API which enables developers to produce all kinds of applications for themselves using the Jajah platform:-
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release ... 08347.html
Jajah are positioning themselves in a space for voice applications and not just cheap calling. They recognise that they probably won't be the originator of the next killer app in the voice space - you probably will be. They support that and provide the infastructure that you need.
That's why their iPod Touch application, also available on the iPhone, can be licensed as an OEM product. You can turn it into whatever you need it to be.
Reply from bstanier on Jan 26, 2009 - 07:41 PM
I tried and abandoned Jajah quite a while ago. Very intermittent service and absolutely no customer support.
Reply from dean on Feb 05, 2009 - 12:02 PM
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| JAJAH continues to develop innovative communications services. In the coming months the company will announce a range of new data communication services, applications and partnerships. For more information, please visit: www.jajah.com. |
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| they're trying to shift expensive minutes! |
Exactly. And that's what makes them a good business and not just a group of techies playing around with a technology. The "expensive minutes" market is the market to be in.
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