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Introducing: RADVISION’s Blogs

Monday, September 1st, 2008

The VoIP Survivor blog has been around for over 6 months now. During that time, I have tried to make it an interesting place for people who are working with and around VoIP - be it desktop clients, mobile handsets, or server side solutions. We have also tried to develop more interesting blogs around RADVISION’s fields of expertise. I’d like to take the opportunity and introduce my fellow RADVISION bloggers. Meet the writers The RADVISION blogging community currently consists of three writers,

Ninety day TV content now on IPTV

Sunday, August 31st, 2008

Ninety day TV content now on IPTV August 23rd, 2008 Rating: 0 Now you need not worry about missing your favourite television programme as you can view it anytime within 90 days of telecast thanks to a new compulsory clause introduced by the Government for the newly cleared Internet Protocol television(IPTV) service. This content storage clause, included by the Information and Broadcasting Ministry in the TRAI-recommended IPTV downlinking guidelines, is expected to revolutionise television

All Things You Wanted To Know About VoIP

Saturday, August 30th, 2008

VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol, is an IP-based Internet Telephony, which has gained tremendous popularity among internet telephony users these days. VoIP Internet Telephony is also called Broadband Telephony, Voice over Broadband and Broadband Phone.

iPhone of Home Phones Coming Next Year

Saturday, August 30th, 2008

It may look like an iPhone, but it’s actually a home phone/information center that’s meant to sit on your coffee table, phone table or kitchen counter. IP telephony company OpenPeak’s iPhone clone for homes is production ready, says Amy Mikolasy, OpenPeak’s director of partner marketing, and could be in the market by the first quarter of 2009. Florida-based OpenPeak has been working on the slick IP media phone, called OpenFrame, for about a year and a half now. “We have done the end-to-en

TRAI Recommends Internet Telephony (Nasdaq)

Friday, August 29th, 2008

(RTTNews) - The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Monday recommended the removal of curbs on Internet telephony in the country, to facilitate making of calls from PCs with Internet connection to phones, including mobile phones.

Free Conference Calls - International Conference Calls

Wednesday, August 27th, 2008

In this modern era of internet and web 2.0,Conference calling has become virtually FREE. Easy access number availability, IP Networks and SIP based telephony has made it easier than ever before. Now teleconferences, corporate phone conferencing, video conferencing is having huge potential in India, China, Europe and Australia. See Resources On Blog

Why Aren’t You Using Audio?

Wednesday, August 27th, 2008

by: Ronni Rhodes Why Aren’t You Using Audio? By Ronni Rhodes As use of the Internet continues to grow geometrically, we see an increased demand for information to be provided by a variety of media. Viewing options can range from simple text to PDF documents to video clips. Unfortunately, each option requires more and more resources and technological know-how. As convergence moves inexorably forward, we have to ask ourselves if there is a practical way to combine the best of this technology

QuickCam for Notebooks

Monday, August 18th, 2008

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The Potential Threats of VoiP

Monday, August 11th, 2008

Voice over Internet Protocol, also known as VoIP, is a rapidly growing technology which utilizes a local area network (LAN) and an internet service to make phone calls, rather than utilizing traditional phones. A major benefit of VoIP is the major savings on long-distance phone calls. Whether the call placement is to a local line or across the globe, the cost is the same because it is transferred over an internet medium. If you are considering VoIP for a personal or office setting, it is crit