September 27, 2006
VoIP Roundup - Wed Sep 27/06
EverywhereNet: Might As Well Be On Mars?
Ted Wallingford posted a fascinating article, EverywhereNet is on peoples' minds, in response to Andy Abramson's discussion of something called Open Net.
It's new territory for me, and I honestly don't think I can sum it up
for you just yet. But if you are interested in reading about ideas for
a better national and global IP infrastructure, I suggest you read them both.
Forget iPhone?
Cynthia Brumfield points to David Pogue's NY Times discussion of the rumoured Apple iPhone (not to be confused with the SIP-based iPhone from Teledex). Basically, forget about it.
Jajah Mobile Suite No Threat?
Russell Shaw weighs in with his nine reasons why Jajah Mobile Suite is no threat to cell or VoIP. Common thread: people with existing cellular or VoIP subscriptions are unlikely to switch.
SJSU OK's Skype
Phil Wolff reports at Skype Journal that, reversing an earlier decision to ban Skype
on campus, SJSU (San Jose State University) has okayed the popular soft
phone for now. The post also has a nice summary of the reasons why
Skype would be beneficial to the university. Bravo on both counts.
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