US-based milk marketer Dairylea Cooperative has chosen Quintums Tenor DX Series VoIP switches and gateways to support its implementation of Microsoft Unified Communications.

Press 1 for CEO wiretap A security consultant with expertise in protecting phone conversations as they travel over the internet has unveiled a new tool that demonstrates just how vulnerable voice over internet protocol, or VoIP, calls are to interception.…

WiMAX World) -- DigitalBridge Communications today announced that it has expanded its portfolio to provide voice service via its high-speed wireless Internet network, marking one of the first commercially available VoIP services provided over a WiMAX network in the U.S.

Patton -- the leader in business-class network access, connectivity, and VoIP equipment -- together with Patton-Inalp Networks AG -- creator of SmartNode industry-leading VoIP technology -- announces new BRI and PRI VoIP product lines that ensure seamless inter-operation with Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications and PBX systems.

The business VoIP hosted PBX systems provide a streamlined communication solution that allows entrepreneurs to concentrate more on their core business. With a virtual VoIP system users can send data, messages, and images, as well as receive calls simultaneously using a single network line. The business VoIP hosted PBX system can be remotely configured by the service provider.

SMS service is a good option for sending messages to people throughout the world. It is used as a means to communicate to customers about the products and services of a company.

One for the programmers from EMCC as they release a VoIP engine solution for developers. Available for S60, Windows Mobile and 'other platforms.'

Jaxtr is unveiling premium memberships this evening, making it easier for users of the web-based VoIP service to make long distance and international calls. The service – which includes widgets that users can put on their social networking profiles to enable friends to call them – previously employed a credits system, requiring users to reload their account each time it emptied. While the ...

Yesterday, Ashlee Vance of The New York Times grabbed my attention in an article about Cisco transitioning from boring switches and routers into "peddling e-mail software, video conferencing systems, cable TV boxes - even furniture." However, what really caught my eye in that article was the following statement by RBC Capital Markets Managing Director - Mark Sue:

By the end of this year, Nintendo will debut a new version of its DS handheld console that plays music and is equipped with a camera and advanced wireless functions. This would put the new DS in direct competition with such well-entrenched devices as the Apple iPod and camera-equipped mobile phones. The price for the new machine is expected to be below 20,000 yen ($189) in Japan, compared with 16,800 yen ($158) for the current model. Now I wonder what Sony and other folks have up their sleeves in this very, very competitive market segment?