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Raketu launches browser agnostic VoIP service

Friday, August 22nd, 2008

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Raketu has announced a new service into its VoIP offerings Friday with the release of its RakOut WebPhone. The new service allows users to make a VoIP call to landline or mobile phones from any web browser; previously, users could only make a call from computers with Microsoft Windows. The service does not require a download, so calls can be made directly from Raketu’s website.

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VoIP costs, demand on the rise

Friday, August 22nd, 2008

VoIP services are now almost twice as expensive per hour as other IT services, but despite the expense, VoIP continues to grow faster than other IT services, according to an OnForce report released today. The report credits large roll-outs of tech products like flat-screen TVs and wireless networks for the increase in demand for services.

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SPOTLIGHT: Nortel Buys Again

Friday, August 22nd, 2008

Nortel has purchased 3D positional voice technology company DiamondWare. It’s the second Nortel acquisition in as many weeks.

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Outlaw: News from SpeechTEK 2008

Friday, August 22nd, 2008

By Joe Outlaw

Historically, SpeechTEK has been a developer’s conference, and I found that to be pretty much true at SpeechTEK 2008 in New York City. There was, perhaps, less talk about new state-of-the-art platforms and VXML than in the past couple of years and more emphasis on the business value of speech-enabled applications. The speech industry is maturing and the focus has moved beyond proving that speech technology is ready to deploy, to bringing down the complexity and cost of deployments. Announcements from Genesys and Nexidia exemplify the new movement .

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SPOTLIGHT: Nortel Buys Again

Friday, August 22nd, 2008

Nortel has purchased 3D positional voice technology company DiamondWare. It’s the second Nortel acquisition in as many weeks.

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Outlaw: News from SpeechTEK 2008

Friday, August 22nd, 2008

By Joe Outlaw

Historically, SpeechTEK has been a developer’s conference, and I found that to be pretty much true at SpeechTEK 2008 in New York City. There was, perhaps, less talk about new state-of-the-art platforms and VXML than in the past couple of years and more emphasis on the business value of speech-enabled applications. The speech industry is maturing and the focus has moved beyond proving that speech technology is ready to deploy, to bringing down the complexity and cost of deployments. Announcements from Genesys and Nexidia exemplify the new movement .

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Push to Voice IM to iPhone

Thursday, August 21st, 2008

In June, Palringo introduced a push-to-talk-like service for PCs and smart phones. Add the iPhone to the list of devices it supports.

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Report: Vertical apps to drive UC interest

Thursday, August 21st, 2008

Applications built for specific enterprise user needs will have a “significant impact” on the continued development of the unified communications (UC) sector, says a report out from Light Reading.

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Air VoIP or Not?

Wednesday, August 20th, 2008

American Airlines kicks off mobile broadband service in its larger jets and VoIP won’t be allowed, says the carrier. However, that didn’t stop some reporters from trying Skype on a demo flight.

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MetaSwitch lands EMBARQ

Wednesday, August 20th, 2008

MetaSwitch has announced that its softswitch and MetaSphere application suite forms the core of EMBARQ’s Smart IP Enterprise solution.  The integrated solution is hosted in the core of EMBARQ’s network.

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