AstLinux 0.2.4 VoIP server is now available. I’ve looked at this as an alternate to Asterisk@Home. The nice thing about this distro is that it can be booted from Flash ROM, USB, or CD – making it possible to make… Read More »AstLinux VoIP server
It sounds like SpeakEasy will be announcing hosted VoIP with PBX-like features on Monday. The service, purpotedly aimed at businesses, should highlight Speakeasy’s advantage of being a high-speed ISP – being able to provide end-to-end quality of service, that other… Read More »Speakeasy to Launch Business VoIP
BBC News’ story has a strong focus on the educational aspects of the plan. Another interesting part of the plan is a “digital challenge” prize awarded to the local authority for giving universal online access to services – sounding similar… Read More »UK reveals 7 point plan to tackle their “digital divide”
BBC News’ story has a strong focus on the educational aspects of the plan. Another interesting part of the plan is a “digital challenge” prize awarded to the local authority for giving universal online access to services – sounding similar… Read More »UK reveals 7 point plan to tackle their “digital divide”
eWeek has an interesting interview with Don Peterson, CEO of VoIP vendor Avaya.
eWeek has an interesting interview with Don Peterson, CEO of VoIP vendor Avaya.
The Register has some nice coverage on Novell’s purchase of Tally Systems.
Lots of buzz about the Buffalo TeraStation this week. The Register has a story, and I’ve read about it in a couple of other places (that I forgot to bookmark). With impressive specs like 1TB of storage, a 266MHz Freescale… Read More »Buffalo TeraStation
Story on newly and soon to be available spectrum in the US
Working for a public school district, I found this article from the BBC interesting. I think they are right – in the end it’s the quality of service, not the method of delivery that is the most important.