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Konfabulator for Windows has just been released. It reminds me of Serence’s Klipfolio. A lot of hoopla, and I have to confess that I don’t quite understand the appeal. Both remind me of the Windows 98 era Active Desktop, which I thought was a great idea at the time. But like Active Desktop, the theory of the tool seems somehow much more compelling than the actual usage.
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Motorola is clearly not just thinking about cellular phones these days. They’re busily moving into a full blown WiFi VoIP handset that works with a very robust server and lots of security…
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In the USA, one of the most installed user bases of SmartPhones has to be on the Windows Mobile platform, though rarely do we hear much about them. All the HTC and HP devices (with the exception…
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Skype 3.8 is out and it features reportedly better video. I’ll have to check that out when I’m not on my Mac using version 2.6 as 2.7 for the Mac remains buggy.
A quick look at 3.8 today showed…
Source: asteriskblog.com
So in the last post, you saw how DoS attacks and eavesdropping would be big concerns this year. Here are the last 3 points that Jim Higdon wrote about earlier this year:
3. Microsoft Offic…
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Skype released a hotfix for Skype 3.6 for Windows that fixes several vulnerabilities in the software in its previous incarnation including a variety of bugs from wrong country flags to crashing…
Source: saunderslog.com
Dave Winer doesn’t like Leopard, the new Mac OS. He, and some of his friends think it’s too much like Windows.
Talking with a friend a few days ago, he asked what I thought…
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Windows Mobile 6 offers SIP and it usually supports WiFi. That makes the next generation of Samsung Blackjacks one very sexy package for the enterprise market as it could be VoIP ready right…
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The new Windows Mobile 6.0 Smartphones and PDAs have the capability to be wonderful VoIP devices with apps like Skype, Fring and more coming. The key is to make sure the device is SIP enabled…
Source: saunderslog.com
Coincident with my note to Microsoft about Windows Vista quality yesterday, Microsoft let it be known that Vista SP1 would be going into beta in a couple of weeks, and surprise surprise, a substantia…
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When Skype experienced a massive service outage two weeks ago, it sent a kind of panic to its users and the industry watchers. During the outage, the number of Skype users who are online, whic…
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I’m hearing rumors that cross platform and cross IM/VOIP client Fring is coming for Windows Mobile.
This means more and more apps for more and more VoIP on more and more PDA and Smartphones…
Source: saunderslog.com
I retired an old friend yesterday. No, I am not talking about a pet o. a beloved pair of broken in hiking boots. Rather I’m talking about a near decade ol. Pentium II 400 PC. …
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Last Tuesday, May 22, T-Mobile launched its newest gadget, The Wing. Like the iPhone, which is scheduled to ship in about a month, the Wing is a Wi-Fi equipped combined PDA and mobile phon…
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Here’s another player offering a downloadable mobile VoIP-enabling software application. EQO Communications (pronounced “echo”), a provider of mobile Internet phone services, announced…
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Get ready for the latest salvo from Microsoft. Microsoft Corp. announced last Monday, May 13, at the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) 2007 in Los Angeles, its plan to build telephony…
Source: saunderslog.com
RIM has been slowly expanding its footprint beyond BlackBerry devices. The company seems to have concluded that its future is in software, and the hosted services that are attached to that…
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I was over at Staples yesterday, picking up a new hard disk and some other goodies, when I walked by a bin full of 1G USB keys for $29 each. $29 for a 1G key i. a good price, so I grabbed…
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VoIP is getting more popular with business and home users. But while business users have the funds and manpower to set up and maintain their own gateways and VoIP equipment (such as with self-installed…
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We earlier mentioned that Microsoft’s Office Communications Server beat out hardware-based VoIP telephone systems in terms of quality. Now Microsoft has launched the public beta of its Offic…
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Apparently Asterisk is not Linux-only. Version 0.60 of the Windows version of Asterisk has been released recently. This comes from Asterisk build 1.2.14. According to asteriskwin32.com, the following…
In-depth analysis, recording, and playback of SIP and H.323 voice communications.
http://www.tamos.com/prod…
