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[VoIP Buzz!] The Perils of These Times » VoIP Buzz!: As a supplier of services to iotum since before their DEMO God winning debut, we have taken the different approach, choosing to trust the character and moral fiber of Alec and Howard Thaw by accepting deferred payments and debentures. We’ve done this with other clients, and in all but one case, every penny has been paid.

[Beni's Blog] Security Checklist For Voip Service Providers: IP Flood attacks include: SYN flood attack (TCP SYN Floods are one of the oldest DoS attacks in existence), Smurf Attack, Fraggle attack and the list goes on… These attacks are designed either to overcome the device by tying up resources or to simply overwhelm the network through shear weight of traffic.

[Business VoIP Resource Blog] Unified Communications Attracting CIO’s to Business VoIP Services: Though the catch phrase means different things in different contexts, its message is the same: CIOs can save money while increasing productivity by consolidating many of their core communications tools. As vendors compete to provide elegant interfaces and data transfer solutions that help professionals manage their inboxes, the heart of an effective communications strategy lies in the ability to funnel business VoIP phone calls and Internet data through a single Internet connection.

[BBC Blogs | Technology] BBC - Technology: Is Skype on the iPhone a big deal?: Apple's restrictions on the use of its software development kit mean that Voip applications cannot use the 3G network. The other issue is that the iPhone doesn't allow you to have more than one application open at the same time - so your Skype buddies probably won't be able to get you on the phone unless you happen to be in the app when they call.

[VoIP Biz-News.com :: Online Media] CTIA Rumor Mill: Skype for iPhone: And Om was a little peeved at Skype earlier in the week for not pre-briefing his pub on the SIP gateway, so maybe someone has made nice since then.

[Michigan Telephone, VoIP and Broadband blog] The true beginning of wideband telephony adoption?: Recently there have been efforts made to promote wideband telephony, but the big problem is that in VoIP, we are still at the stage where the people doing most of the work are generally underpaid, and the economy in general is in the tank, and for that reason most people aren’t going to shell out real money to pay for codecs.  If you doubt this, look at the low adoption rate for G729 - Digium licenses it on a per-channel basis and a lot of users say “why bother?” and just use the free codecs (and many who do use G729 do so only because they found a site in a former Soviet-bloc country where the copyright on G729 apparently either doesn’t apply, or isn’t enforced…

[Ubiquitous Thoughts] Carnival of the Mobilists #164: [...] van ”˜t Hooft is hosting this week’s Carnival of the Mobilists on his blog.  A word about Mark: He works with the Kent State University and is currently focusing on the idea [...]

[The Jeff Pulver Blog] The Jeff Pulver Blog: Quick Take on the CALEA Oral Argument in the ...: It seemed pretty clear (although, according to Judge Edwards, he is skeptical of any attorney who prefaces argument by stating that something is “clear”) that Judges Edwards and Sentelle were quite skeptical about the FCC’s extension of the CALEA statute to services that the FCC has defined as “Information Services.” Let’s recall that the same day the FCC adopted the CALEA for VoIP Order (August 5, 2005), the FCC also adopted the Wireline Broadband Internet Access Order, which defined broadband Internet access services as “Information Services”, not “Telecom Services.” Both Judges Sentelle and Edwards took the FCC to task for the obvious disingenuity and illogic of saying that broadband Internet access services are “Information Services” for the purposes of the “Telecom Act” but “Telecom Services” for the purposes of CALEA. Judge Edwards pointed out that the FCC made an immutable “technological” determination that must apply across FCC Orders that the “Information Services” component of a broadband Internet access service cannot be “disaggregated” from the telecom transmission component and therefore the whole communication.

[The Chosun Bimbo] Korean Blogs | Stafford Lumsden | The Chosun Bimbo - Blog - WiBro ...: For those not in the know WiBro is a mobile wireless standard that promises Internet and voice connectivity on the go at speeds closer to fixed line offerings (about 10Mb/s download adn 8Mb/s up) but with the convenience of mobile (which offers about 10Mb/s down and 1Mb/s (if you're lucky) up).

[blog maverick] A Note to Cable Companies Regarding Bandwidth Caps « blog maverick: That said, I agree that the purpose of limiting is not about protecting the QOS for other customers, but protecting the voip, vod, etc from those pesky upstart interweb companies.

[One Man & His Blog] Le Web 3 '07: Playin' Games - One Man and His Blog: "For kids the internet is ubiquitous. It's not something you log into or out of," said Ito. And, to them, gaming is certainly not the "masturbation-like activity" many adults seem to view it as. For one thing, people are often interacting ... Should we be using VOIP in the same way? Maybe not. (Incidentally, my wife often wanders into my office while I'm playing Warcraft and uses voice chat to say hello to mutual friends who also play. That's exactly the sort of "open ...

[Nortel Voice Security] Nortel: Community - Blogs - Nortel Voice Security: Voice Security ...: The above technical features are not intrinsic to newer alternatives such as VoIP services. As VoIP becomes more and more mainstream, more careful due consideration in the selection of solution features will need to be given to address such issues as:

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