snom announced that IPsmarx, maker of the IPsmarx’s Multi-Tenant IP-PBX Platform, has joined snom’s partner program as an Advanced Technology Partner. According to the companies, the combination of snom’s desktop phones with IPsmarx’s IP-PBX provides service providers who cater to small and medium sized businesses, as well as larger global enterprise businesses, “a complete and affordable advanced IP telephony system.”
Voice Over IP News
Acrobits has launched a new free service which allows SIP providers to appear on the list of pre-configured providers in Acrobits Softphone. The company also informed that it has released the new 3.2.3 version of its Softphone.
IPsmarx announced that it has added German IVR language as an option to its Calling Card Platform, making 13 total IVR language options to choose from.
Elektrobit has announced that its EB Tough VoIP system has been delivered to the Finnish Army, who will commence a series of field trials on the system during 2010 to evaluate its performance in varying military scenarios.
VOIPFUTURE, a vendor of voice monitoring solutions for the connection quality in IP networks, has partnered with GMS VOIPMONSTER, a Dubai-based provider of telecom and IP consultancy, VoIP system integration and IP provisioning — the partnership includes the sales and services of the monitoring solution in the region.
A long after its competitors had brought 3G VoIP calling to the iPhone, Skype has finally announced the launch of the new version of its iPhone app that allows to make and receive Skype-to-Skype calls, and to call mobiles and landlines over 3G data connection.
fring just announced the release of the world’s first mobile video calls over internet on Android devices.
Android device owners now join Nokia (Symbian S60) and iPhone/iPod touch users who are already making free mobile video over internet calls with fring.
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Verizon Global Wholesale‘s VoIP minutes of use grew more than 200 percent in 2009, compared with the previous year. This trend continues a growth trajectory that began with the launch of Verizon’s VoIP portfolio in 2000, as the company informed.
Ooma has released the Ooma Bluetooth Adapter that allows Ooma Telo Premier subscribers further integration of their mobile phones with their home phone systems.
Mobile VoIP is no longer just hype, but has become a credible threat to traditional voice revenues, says Frost & Sullivan. According to the research group, an ambitious group of mobile VoIP start-up companies are creating a paradigm shift in the way users communicate with each other, with voice services moving to a true internet era of Telco 2.0.