Review: Skype for Business
[July 1, 2009]
We take a look at the pros and cons of switching to VoIP solution, Skype, for business.Toshiba Partners with Vahara for uMobility
[June 23, 2009]
Varaha Systems' uMobility technology has been certified as interoperable with Toshiba's flagship Strata CIX family of IP phone systems, which means greater mobility for office phones.
edgeBOX Goes Mobile
[June 16, 2009]
Critical Links's edgeBOX rolls a VoIP gateway, an IP PBX, file, Web, and e-mail servers, security firewall, VPN, and QoS into a single, Linux-and-open-source-software-based appliance with a unified user interface. All this and, it serves as a Wi-Fi access point, too.
Review: IPEVO WiFi Skype Desktop Phone S0-10W
[June 8, 2009]
For a Wi-Fi user who lives and dies by Skype, this may be an excellent solution. It's a comfortable form factor and it functions like a familiar phone.
Review: Zoom X6v VoIP Gateway
[June 4, 2009]
The two models of the Zoom X6v Gateway incorporate a four-port wired switch, an 802.11g Wi-Fi router, an ADSL 2/2+ gateway, and a VoIP port or ATA, potentially replacing four separate pieces of equipment, power supplies, etc.
Big WLAN on Campus 2009
[June 15, 2009]
Australian school upgrades to n; Cisco enables massive video collaboration across Australian campuses; Indiana public schools chooses Meru; University of Tokyo upgrades to 802.11n; large university in Russia deploys Xirrus arrays; an American (university) in Madrid gets Wi-Fi; and more.
WiMAX Has a Future in Middle East and Africa
[April 24, 2009]
While operators in "the MEA market" may be very tightly focused for now on using WiMAX for fixed broadband, there is nothing stopping them planning for a future when mobile broadband becomes feasible and demand emerges.
Is WiMAX the Answer for Underserved Areas?
[April 17, 2009]
WiMAX networks may begin to gain a foothold this year in those "underserved" markets the stimulus money is intended for--not just for Internet, but for voice, as well.
Wi-Fi Product Watch, April 2009
[April 30, 2009]
Motorola reports major decline in sales; Ekahau and NavSync announce a Wi-Fi/GPS RTLS tag; Hong Kong's PCCW will deploy Ruckus APs at 5,000+ hotspots; Wi-Fi helps with advanced sub-metering; video over 802.11n module from Meru; Palm Treo Pro now available in Canada; JiWire gets new infusion of cash; Verizon Wireless HTC Touch Diamond available tomorrow; and more.
How to: Set up VoWi-Fi While Overseas
[April 15, 2009]
Our Canada-based writer spent three months working in Sicily, Italy. Here, he outlines the reliable and inexpensive voice over Wi-Fi connection he set up for conducting interviews and other international business while there.
Agito Announces Third-Gen Version of Mobility Router
[April 7, 2009]
Agito has announced version 3.0 of its Mobility Router, an application/appliance that resides within the enterprise network and mobilizes unified communications (UC) functionality, by linking it to mobile phones.
Review: IPEVO So-20 Wi-Fi Phone for Skype
[March 16, 2009]
A very good product for people who make frequent use of Skype--especially those who do so in multiple locations or who are living mobile lifestyles.
Avaya, DiVitas Partner for Dual-Mode Enterprise Mobility
[March 11, 2009]
DiVitas Networks technology will mobilize Avaya's PBX and voicemail/messaging technologies, making them available on dual-mode handsets in the field via either cellular or Wi-Fi networks.
Sonus Extends FMC to Any Mobile Phone
[March 6, 2009]
VoIP infrastructure provider Sonus Networks has introduced its new MobilEnterprise FMC business services solution, which enables mobile and converged operators to offer their enterprise customers access to a full range of SIP services.
New Mobile VoIP Offerings
[February 24, 2009]
Turn your iPod touch into a phone, or save some much-needed moolah on your cellular plan by using new VoIP solutions for BlackBerry, Symbian, and Windows Mobile.
