Smith On VoIP

A week old article from IT World Canada about the lack of standards in the VoWiFi space had some interesting thoughts on the VoWiFi space, but the most interesting thought of all was the notion that Cisco, of all players, had the best VoWiFi ecosystem of any enterprise communications company. This was an interesting thought […]

For those of you following along at home, you may remember that I was the lucky recipient of an iPhone courtesy of our CEO, Benjamin Sayers (hence why it is the worst phone I never bought). Honestly, I was shocked to get one and was extremely grateful to be one of the first to have […]

I have to agree with Andy Abramson. I do not think Skype’s statements that mobile VoIP is still three to four years away are accurate for the market as a whole. Skype has been late to the game with their mobile offering (which I covered here) and I agree with their strategy of taking their […]

With the new year just a two days away, most of us are thinking about our family and friends. For those of us who have friends all of the world, the prospects of connecting with them this new year’s is a potentially expensive proposition.
But it doesn’t have to be.
One of the services that I been […]

Mobile VoIP and Hotspots go together like peanut butter and jelly. So it is no wonder that partnerships between mobile VoIP service providers and Hotspot providers are starting to occur with regularity. Today, leading European mobile VoIP provider, Vyke has announced a partnership with Hotspot provider The Cloud to offer mobile VoIP services to over […]

One of the problems mobile VoIP service providers face over the coming months is educating consumers about their services. For many most mobile VoIP services are either too complex or too limited. Hopefully, many a mobile VoIP provider will follow Packet8 MobileTalk lead and make their service as easy as download, install and […]

VoIP Planet has an interesting post on the future of mobile VoIP. While most mobile VoIP users are currently leveraging WiFi networks to access mobile VoIP service, in the coming years, mobile VoIP calls will be made primarily over cellular 3G networks. I have had a change of heart over the last few months on […]