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VoIP Under threat (Part 2)

Avatar — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 11:22:28 +0000

Problems can arise from recordings of VoIP calls which can be made into common audio formats then analyzed later for vital information leading to identity theft and fraud.As experts watched companies shift from the standard telephone to Voip, they noticed something very unusual, no reports of compromised systems. That strikes them as very peculiar for something connected to an unsecured system like the internet even with all the intrusion prevention systems and malware protection is prone to get some form of hacking at one time or the other. This is more a question of if but of when with them saying that no news regarding attacks doesn’t mean it’s not happening.

VoIP Under threat (Part 1)

Avatar — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 11:20:11 +0000

Voip has revolutionized the way businesses and customers interact saving in phone bills and using their computers connected through the internet for communications uses. It’s fast and easy, especially if the calls are for support which allows the actual scenario to be read out by the user to the support people for assistance. Like all internet reliant technologies, VoIP has its downsides and they are as with all the other technologies is security. A compromised Voip system is very hard to investigate not considering the fact that many companies are willing to share information of any problems they may have had.

Companies Still Baffled at Unified Communications

Avatar — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 13:41:33 +0000

The advantages of VoIP have been known to many for a long time yet not that many companies are opting to adopt the technology for their own use, why? Reliable old PBX boxes, these were the predecessors of the Voip Gateways that companies simply cannot do without. It has been proven reliable and has been in service for a long time that replacing them with a relatively new technology could mean suicide. As we all know, all companies rely on communications as a vital tool for the organization and the way it does business, handing it to a new technology that is IP-based is quite nerve-wrecking for as we all know, the Internet is still prone to failure as with the recent hardware and software (malware DoS attacks) problems that crippled most if not all of the internet. The key for the industry is to allow the two to work together hand-in hand to augment each other. That way, if the Internet were to fail again as it has for many times, the legacy PBX would still be functioning allowing the use of traditional equipment for communications.

VBuzzer

Avatar — Mon, 10 May 2010 13:05:09 +0000

Owned and operated by Softroute Corp., it is another in the long line of Voip software client software on the market. It has one of the lowest rates for initial cost (as low as $10.00) which offers low cost calling to landlines and cell phones throughout the whole world. The company also offers special packages for video applications allowing web conferencing and video email that is quick and cheap. The client software also allows free faxing anywhere within the mainland US and Canada with more value loaded features. The company also allows payment for other family members who are members of the client list and they also get the same value added features you have.

Zoiper

Avatar — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 13:02:48 +0000

Zoiper was formerly known as Idefisk for use on Asterizk and SIP-capable IP based Communications sytems and infrastructure. It has an easy intuitive user-friendly interface that allows changing of lines, has native conferencing capabilities and is capable of URL handling and outlook integration. This is just one of the many VoIp client software available in the booming Voip Market and is released in three versions, a free trial version (which has some limited features), a BIZ package which is suited for business applications and is the most functional of all the version releases, and an OEM version which is customized to a customer�s specific needs offering integration with other business applications.

More free VoIp Software from the Web

Avatar — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 09:19:14 +0000

Gizmo, is another free software from the Gizmo Project.com that allows free calls from your computer. The service allows free calls to any computer as long as they are logged onto the internet and are using the same software. It also has the uncanny ability to make call to over 60 countries which is charged for by other providers.
Fring, another free software and service for mobile phones that allows real-time online checking (the ability to se who’s on-line before you make the call), free voice calls using VoIp and it also offers live chat.
These are only some of the free and latest fun stuff that can be found on the internet and their main advantage over iChat (the built-in VoIp software included with Mac’s OS X), it allows interfacing with Skype, MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, Google Talk, SIP and Twitter.

Yeigo

Avatar — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:17:38 +0000

Ever wished that all the advantages of Voip and your desktop messenger be portable enough to get packed into a mobile? Well, then this is good news for you for Yeigo is a software for mobile phone that brings them all together. The company offers the software and service for free but only if the other party is also using the same software. The Holler function of the software lets you buzz your friends who are not logged into the system getting them to connect with you. It offers all the services you get on your PC(messenger) and combines them with the cheapness of using Voip to make calls and the best part about it, it�s in your pocket anytime anywhere.

OS X – Leopard

Avatar — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 09:15:36 +0000

With the recent release of Apple’s new Operating System, the Mac OS X Leopard comes an improved version of the built-in chat software iChat. The company, in conjunction with AOL has joined forces for all text, voice and video service. Users have to sign-up for the said service with AOL to get an AOL account or with Apple itself for a .Mac account to use the service. The new iChat has many improvements including crystal clear voice and video through the use of the AAC-LD codec. There is also a new call recording function which in previous versions needed a separate third-party software to accomplish.
Some critics still complain about the inability of the said facility to inter-connect with other established instant messengers and that the said bonuses have been offered by other third party software makers.

Jajah iPhone WiFi-Voip (Part 2)

Avatar — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 13:47:11 +0000

Jajah has already been offering the service for web based calls that were not only cheaper but even better than traditional wireless services they have this ability for the company has its own international backbone which they use for signal transmission as opposed to the approach of mobile providers who opt to turn lo local providers who bill them instead.
As an answer to their so-called threat to the wireless provider’s market, the company president says on the contrary for they are even trying to work out deals with tie-ups from where they would be offering their software and service as an OEM application along with the mobile carrier’s products. The move would even bolster the capability of countries that have infrastructure capabilities that limits their market reach. Through the service, they hope to offer expanded range to their networks allowing more business to flow from those areas.

Jajah iPhone WiFi-Voip (Part 1)

Avatar — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 13:43:02 +0000

The company says that its move to introduce VoIP into the mobile market is not to challenge the need for wire line or wireless carriers but rather to augment them. Many communications operators are finding their move threatening but the company CEO says it merely wants to merge traditional telephony and IP telephony together. The move was made possible when Apple Inc. released the iPhone SDK that allowed developers to develop applications for the iPhone platform as with Jajah they opted to develop a Voip systems which they are now introducing to the wireless market. The initial version of their WiFi Voip deployment was for the iPhone but would be deployed over the whole range of companies and mobile phones as soon as compatibility issues are answered.