SIP Print has announced the availability of its voice recording appliances for the UK financial services market.
The move marks the preliminary entry into the UK market for SIP Print.
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HD Communications has unveiled a new In-Wall Wi-Fi, Data, VoIP, and PoE device.
The HD27000 is an all-in-one device designed specifically for hotels, motels and the enterprise market.
Digium has introduced a new version of Switchvox SMB, its IP PBX designed for small- to mid-sized businesses (SMBs).
Switchvox’s web-aware capabilities allow its integration with web and back-office applications, effectively turning the phone system into a unified communications (UC) platform.
Verizon is to shut its VoIP service VoiceWing on 31 March.
Existing VoiceWing VoIP service customers have been contacted by Verizon Communications to inform them that it is withdrawing the offering from the end of March.
SpiriTel has announced that it has won a network services and hosted VoIP contract with a major European hotel group.
The business communications service provider said the value of the three year contract is expected to exceed £1 million.
Snom Technology is to unveil the world’s first touchscreen VoIP handset at this year’s CeBIT tradeshow.
Called the snom 870, the German VoIP telephone maker said the device has an intuitive drag-and-drop interface.
Skype’s future as an eBay company is looking increasingly unsure as speculation mounts over its possible sale.
eBay’s chief executive, John Donahoe, has done nothing to ease expectations of a sell-off. Last week he told analysts that "synergies between Skype and the other parts of our portfolio are minimal" and that it is "a great standalone business".
The new year is firmly underway and time is running out for submitting your nominations and votes for voip.biz-news’ 2008 Man and Product of the Year awards.
But with voting expected to be close in both award categories there’s plenty of opportunity for latecomers to make their mark.
Truphone has announced its Truphone Anywhere application is now available for Android-enabled mobile handsets.
The offering coincides with T-Mobile’s announcement earlier this week that the G1 mobile phone is be rolled out into various continental European markets.
Polycom has announced record revenues of USD $1.1bn for 2008.
The company said VoIP phones continued to be one of its fastest growing product lines in 2008, as customers put out dollars to implement a "money saving solution".