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[No Jitter Weblog] Escalating VoIP Service Bill: New York City, as expected, has the highest volume for service calls in the U.S. This was followed by Houston and Chicago with, surprise, Las Vegas as fourth on the list. This correlates to business calls for tourist/visitor driven IT in Las Vegas, but is high considering the local population size.

 [Hxyjacob's Weblog] CALEA and VoIP: Trance Finds Wiretaps harmony Cyberspace Suppositional: Budding problems receive the emergency concerning determining where the custom is coming-forth ex(the VoIP steward enables the consecutiveness though may not keep the services as proxy for the testable traffic), the deepness re ensuring politic abandon in point of the signals toward the mandate-effectuation timing, the unsoundness in regard to introducing intact vulnerabilities into Internet magazine publishing, and the heavy sledding in relation with ensuring only minimization.

[SIPVicious] Backtrack 3 out - with VoIP security tools: VoIP Hopper - allows one to hop between VLANS. VOIPONG - a Voice over IP sniffer - will record any phone calls that it sees.

 [Smartphone and Gadget News by electrogeek] Bill Grants VoIP Providers Full 911 Access: The New and Emerging Technologies 911 Improvement Act also calls for a national IP-enabled emergency network.

[BlogJunkies] Listen in on encrypted VoIP without decrypting it: However, a team from John Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, US, has shown that simply measuring the size of packets without decoding them can identify whole words and phrases with a high rate of accuracy...

[VoIP-Point] US VoIP proivders to get 911 access: traditional telephone companies to make available access to 911 services for Voice over IP operators. An article at VoIP Weblog suggest that the old telcos may have actually been blocking access to 911 for some VoIP operators.

 [IP Convergence: Beyond voip, Beyond Cost Savings blogs] VoIP Trends Report: The second point that I would like to make is that Open Source VoIP (Asterisk, SIP Express Router, etc) is also growing, but more not as fast as I would have liked. 

 [-[enj corp] weblog-] Skype to PBX Integration: Reduce International Calls: VoIP has been called a few different things in its colorful past such as internet telephony, peer-to-peer, P2P, IP telephony, broadband telephony, voice over broadband and many, many other names. At Skype we much prefer using the simpler term free calls over the internet than the geeky VoIP.

[MapQuest Developer Blog] The AIM Map Phone: Note that the SDK allows for all sorts of custom tweaking of codecs, volume and input/output devices. This sample is using the default settings for all of those.

 [Indounderground's Weblog] The Top 50 Proprietary Programs that Drive You Crazy ”” and Their ...: iTunes to Songbird: If you’re accustomed to the equation where “Apple + iPod + iTunes” equals a ton of money, then you might consider a switch to Songbird. Songbird is an open source player and a platform committed to “playing the music you want + from the sites you want + on the devices you want.” Songbird thereby challenges the conventions of discovery, purchase, consumption and organization of music on the Internet.

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