Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) stories
Cambium Networks sets a new world record with the longest-ever network link at 245.8km, enabling HD video and VoIP in remote areas.
Switching to digital telephony brings pros and cons, so businesses must consider the implications says VoIP solutions firm.
The need to leverage UC&C to boost efficiency, productivity and competitiveness is encouraging businesses to adopt new communications technologies.
Usage of mobile VoIP service will increase, which will influence the fixed-line market; it will decrease as people prefer to be mobile.
ESET takes a look at phone fraud, the impact of technology in terms of spoofing and VoIP, and the growing use of cell phones.
Android's WhatsApp now lets users mark chats as 'unread' and customise notifications, even on low data settings.
Enterprise media gateways, also known as the Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) gateways, are growing in demand in a number of industries.
Ringr, a new smartphone app, provides VoIP communications and aims to get people moving from telco providers to apps.
When done correctly, a business VoIP, cloud PBX, IP-PBX, hosted VoIP solution is a marvellous example of how modern technology can cut business costs.
This week Soft Solutions and Grandstream are presenting an in-depth exploration of Grandstream's range of VoIP solutions.
New research by Nettitude reveals VoIP infrastructure is increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks, with 88% of them occurring out of office hours.
From smoke signals to Voice over IP, telephony has evolved from primitive methods to sophisticated digital communications, transforming global connectivity.
Kiwi IT specialist Think I.T champions telephony innovation, seals reseller deal with 3CX, promising cutting-edge features for SMEs.
IP-to-IP interconnections are more convenient for VoIP startups as it is enough to have a VoIP softswitch without any additional gateways or cards.
SIP trunks have been around for a number of years but you could say that New Zealand has been slow to get going with SIP.
Being a provider allows full control of a business which can bring higher revenue, but at the same time, there are additional responsibility and risks.
The VoIP services market is set to grow at a CAGR of 9.7% and reach a value of $136.76bn by 2020, says Transparency Market Research.
The network advancement in emerging economies offers tremendous opportunities for the VoIP service provider to widen their subscriber base.
Cambium Networks launches C3 VoIP-200, a triple-play solution to meet the needs of enterprise and residential customers.
VoIP providers are focusing on pushing solutions across corporate and individual consumer sectors, and this is leading to multi-pronged developments.
