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VoIP-Facts.net: The Blog is a part of and meant to compliment the web site VoIP-Facts.net.
Our goal is to explore extensively the various aspects of Voice over IP Telephony as it relates to the residential consumer, as well as small and medium size businesses.
The adoption of VoIP in the residential community has grown to 2.9 million in 2006, up from 2.2 million the previous year, and is expected to increase as more households gain access to high speed Internet connections. In the business community, VoIP has already caught hold and is saving many of small and medium sized companies millions in telecommunications costs.
My job here is research and analysis, and my hope is to build an interactive forum on current news and events, as well as new products and provider reviews as they relate to Voice over IP Telephony.
I hope you will join us as we watch the next Telecommunications Revolution unfold. We welcome your comments and criticisms, and especially any new insight you may have on VoIP.
Hi Michael,
I just wanted to let you know about a new product from Jaduka called EarthCaller. It allows you to make free PC-to-Phone calls in the U.S. as well as very low-rate international calls.
I’d love to work with you on a story about EarthCaller, or even set up an interview with Jaduka. Below you can find the release.
Thanks,
Rob
Jaduka’s EarthCaller Lets You Make Free U.S. Calls Online, With International Calling Rates Lower than VoIP
EarthCaller (http://earthcaller.com), a new PC-to-phone service that lets you call any landline in the U.S. for free, has been launched by Jaduka (http://jaduka.com).
Earthcaller delivers a clean, clear conversation as compared with VoIP because EarthCaller runs its calls over the Public Switched Phone Network (PSTN) backed by a patented call quality control interface.
A number of beta users accounts can also dial International destinations at a cost 30-40% less than popular VoIP service. Users can prepay for international phone calls in $5 increments. Some sample rates:
Jaduka’s patented iQT™, a carrier quality monitoring system, ensures the clarity for each and every call. Network connectivity is managed by Jaduka’s parent company, NetworkIP (http://networkip.net). For the past decade, NetworkIP has been at the forefront in providing connections to over 100 carriers directly into 39 different countries. Their platform is capable of processing over 2 million transactions per day and volume of over 1 billion minutes per month.
To sign up for free U.S. calls visit http://earthcaller.com.
ABOUT JADUKA
A 2007 Red Herring Global Emerging Technology Company award winner, Jaduka provides Web-integrated communication tools that enhance user experience by merging telephony with interactive media. Earthcaller utilizes Jaduka’s versatile, Web Services API that empowers developers to easily create voice-enabled applications that access the global public switched telephone network.
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Dear Michael,
We thought you would like to hear about our new 3CX Phone System version which we have been working hard on for the past months. The new version of our Windows-based IP PBX features a 3CX Tunnel which simplifies firewall configuration, making integration of remote workers and branch offices a breeze.
In view of the increasing migration of small and medium sized businesses to VoIP, we believe that you and your blog readers will find this news interesting.
The press release is on:
http://www.3cx.com/news/3cx-release-v51.html
If need more info, please let me know.
Kind regards
Blanca
Hi Michael,
I’m Antonio Cerrolaza from Monema Communications, a spanish startup.
I contact to tell you about a new hosted PBX service we are launching. Please, we encourage you to simply take a look at our web, http://www.monema.com. We belive you’ll be pretty surprised.
TamTam is a very visual PBX fully managed via web, which will probably remind you Yahoo Pipes. Final user oriented, main features are usability and flexibility. TamTam counts with a small number of easy to understand components that permit a small company to take total control of its phone system.
Futhermore we have launched two programs for professionals and companies interested in resell our service with custom private brand.
We are launching our service world-wide although we can only provide incoming numbers in 30+ countries (check our site for availability).
Also, we are providing demo accounts for anyone interested. If you want to evaluate it, please don’t hesitate in request us a evaluation account.
Thank you,
Antonio Cerrolaza,
info@monema.com
Momema Communications
Hi,
After visiting your site, I would like to introduce Tuitalk to you and your reader in case you haven’t heard of us. We are a start-up company in Santa Clara, CA, a new VoIP service which provides free domestic and international PC to phone calls in 38 different countries including US and Canada. We really would like you to test out our service and tell your readers about us. http://www.tuitalk.com
Please feel free to contact me at anytime if you have any questions. Thank you very much for your time. And we hope to see our name on your blog soon.
Sincerely,
Amy Chang
408-988-9600
http://www.tuitalk.com
My name is Emily and I am writing to you on behalf of the German VoIP company, snom technology, AG.
snom technology AG, developer and manufacturer of VoIP telephones, today announced that the company’s VoIP phone portfolio achieved the highest “green” standard. I have included details about this announcment below. Thank you very much for your consideration.
snom VoIP Phones Receive Top Green Rating in Recent Technology Test
Engineers at FH Frankfurt give snom phones highest green VoIP rating for energy efficiency over VoIP competitors
Berlin, Germany and North Andover, Mass. (March 4, 2009) – snom technology AG, developer and manufacturer of Voice-over-IP (VoIP) telephones, announced today that the company’s VoIP phone portfolio achieved the highest “green” standard in a recent test against VoIP handset competitors. snom’s SIP based phones received top marks for being the most energy efficient in head-to-head testing against six other VoIP competitors in a recent lab study conducted by the Research Group for Telecommunication Networks at the Frankfurt Main University of Applied Sciences (FH Frankfurt) in Germany.
Research assistants and engineers at FH Frankfurt tested a total of 23 VoIP phones by seven well-known manufacturers over a three-month period. In every use scenario investigated – idle mode, conversation, idle mode after a conversation, and three-way conference – snom phones had the lowest power consumption in each comparable product class. Companies using snom products are not only saving electricity costs, but are also contributing towards the sustainable use of the earth’s energy resources and keeping with today’s green IT strategy.
“When developing our telephones we have always attached a great importance on implementing sophisticated technology in an energy-efficient manner,” said Dusan Aleksis, head of hardware development at snom. “Keeping power consumption as low as possible has always been one of our most important goals in the development of snom phones.”
The readings taken by the FH Frankfurt research group show that VoIP phones with large illuminated displays generally consume the most power. The display illumination on all of snom’s products is designed to automatically switch off 30 seconds after the phone conversation has ended. In standby mode, the snom 370 uses up to 3.5 watts less than comparable telephones by other manufacturers. To create realistic usage conditions for the different readings, the FH Frankfurt tested the VoIP phone on two different switches: the ALL8084, an eight-port switch 10/100 Mbit half/full duplex, four of these ports with automatic PoE Classification Recognition, and the ALL8089, an unmanaged layer-2 switch with eight Fast Ethernet ports and maximum PoE support on all ports. To obtain additional results, depending on the efficiency of the utilization, the test did not include the changing consumption of the switches. The test engineers subtracted mean values to allow for the power consumption of the switches.
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Hi, I find your blog very informative, interesting and helpful.
I’ve recently developed a nice application for testing VoIP protocols , and would be honored if you would mention it in your blog.
http://www.voipemulator.com
Thanks
Yuval
Hi, I find your blog very informative, interesting and helpful.
I’ve recently developed a nice application for testing VoIP protocols , and would be honored if you would mention it in your blog.
http://www.voipemulator.com
Thanks
Yuval
Good Morning.
Hope you are well.
My name is Dan and I am emailing from a digital marketing agency in Manchester called Pushon. We are currently representing Axon IT, an IT Support company in Manchester, UK. I am emailing to see if you would consider letting one of our experts do a guest blog post on your site?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Cheers
Dan
Hello,
My name is Charron Conley and I am the publisher for Compare business Products. We are releasing our new VoIP comparisons chart for Fall 2011. I thought It may be good content for review for your website. Feel free to contact me with any questions. I am also interested in providing you content and links that may be helpful to your blog. Please let me know if you would be interested in some sort of partnership.
Regards,
Charron Conley
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Hi Charron,
Your website looks interesting. Very well done!
We are always looking for quality original content for our readers interested in the telecommunications industry.
Email me and we can work out some details!
Mike,
editor@voip-facts.net