Today Nortel announced its acquisition of Pingtel, an Open Source telephone system company. I'd say this is some pretty big freakin news for OS VoIP... it's BIG.. it's HUGE.. it's really BIG.. and here's why.

Open Source software like Asterisk and FreeSWITCH are being used in the communications infrastructures of countless organizations. Both pieces of software are extremely reliable but each has its own pros and cons. This article should help highlight them.

This is a question I hear constantly and the answer typically relies on three things - cost, business size, and required functionality. Great article which outlines a perspective from an Open Source standpoint.

At some point I'll be writing a full article on the squillions of Open Source VoIP apps out there but until I find the time to do so, I want to share with you

The second annual Digium Innovation Award is coming up folks! The deadline for your submissions is August 1st so don't forget.

I stumbled upon this article on eWeek which was written by Sangoma CEO, David Mandelstam. This short paper discusses a few things that I consistently have to re-iterate to every client when selling an Asterisk based PBX.

Presence is one of those nifty little features that just totally impresses the heck out of most users... and it's entirely possible with Asterisk+bluetooth.

So I just heard from my Polycom guy today that as of yesterday the Polycom IP670 phone is available for order. Here are my first impressions of the phone, some links, and pictures.

Well sorry folks skipping day, can say. sometimes 24 hours just isn't enough So week Counterpath released new audio conferencing solution called Quick Conference (QC) Visit the post to read the rest

those you Germany, Sangoma just announced their new FlexBRI card which going support up four ports BRI and two ports FXO FXS Analog Sangoma states new card support synchronous clocking all channels 100% guaranteed error-free faxing like sound error free f