November 28, 2006
VoIP Roundup - Tues Nov 28/06
Internet TV Middleware: An Telco Provider Necessity?
While
most Internet surfers are probably still learning about IPTV (Internet
TV), telcos should scramble to offer the service, to keep up with cable
providers' triple play offerings. So says Light Reading, who say it's a necessity to telecoms:
IPTV middleware is the technology that can deliver that advantage to telecom carriers.
In other words, don't fear IPTV, embrace it?
Mac OS X iPhone?
Could it be? Could the Mac iPhone, scheduled for some mysterious date early next year, be running Mac OS X? Tech Digest
has a pic (illustration?) of some gadget that seems to have no buttons
whatsoever, and some "desktop" that may or may not be OS X. The
speculation is that the phone will run a stripped down "Leopard", the
next version of OS X. That would certainly make sense.
Hullo VoIP Redefining Itself
Last
week, I received an email from Hullo that their beta was over and that
they were working on a new version. As Alec Saunders mentions, it'll be interesting to see what they have in store. I've written previously that Hullo had
high quality calls between computer and phone - enough to impress my
father, who said that other pc-to-phone solutions didn't compare.
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