Voice Quality vs. Multiple Voice Enabled Devices: Which is More Important?

             

It’s been a while since my last post. I have been extremely busy over at CounterPath. I want to thank everyone for their positive emails, Twitter DMs and Instant Messages asking for additional posts. I have to admit that I blog for fun and cover items that . . . → Read More: Voice Quality vs. Multiple Voice Enabled Devices: Which is More Important?

TMC Roadshow Video: CounterPath and X-Lite Connect

             

I had a chance to visit with the TMC staff in San Jose, CA this summer during the TMC Roadshow. I spoke with Paula Bernier and Carl Ford during the event. I had a chance to cover CounterPath’s new Client Configuration Server (CCS), the mobile softphones (iPhone, . . . → Read More: TMC Roadshow Video: CounterPath and X-Lite Connect

May 10th, 2011: The Day Skype Died

             

As usual, I was drinking a cup of coffee and reading the news off my Twitter feed the morning of May 10th, 2011 when I witnessed the death of longtime VoIP associate Skype. This is not based on recent events of the significant network failure and forced . . . → Read More: May 10th, 2011: The Day Skype Died

CounterPath on the VUC: Bria 3.2 and Mobiles

             

Had another opportunity to be a guest on the VUC (Voice Users Conference). Also joining us on the call was Derek Jacobs and Mike Hill from CounterPath. We covered the release of Bria 3.2 specifically Multiple IM & presence (and initial Social Networking) support as well as . . . → Read More: CounterPath on the VUC: Bria 3.2 and Mobiles

27 HD Voice Mobile Handsets and Counting-Who Cares?

             

I wrote a post this week about the frequencies available for LTE. I thought I would do a post covering the progress of LTE handsets. The GSMA has published a list of 28 devices that support AMR-WB (G722.2). Although the first AMR-WB HD enabled handset was first . . . → Read More: 27 HD Voice Mobile Handsets and Counting-Who Cares?

The World & North American PBX/IP PBX Market by the Numbers [Charts]

             

I came across a preso by Jeremiah Caron of Current Analysis covering the World & North American PBX/IP PBX Market. The preso is to be presented at the Enterprise Connect event this week in Orlando. The data confirms what Infonetics Research reported last week that the race . . . → Read More: The World & North American PBX/IP PBX Market by the Numbers [Charts]

Made the Burney Bark

             

My father (Doug Carothers) is an active member of the Rotary International organization. He is active with the Sunnvyale, CA chapter and is a visiting Rotarin at the Burney, CA chapter while vacationing in Fall River Mills, CA. This week we asked if I would participate in . . . → Read More: Made the Burney Bark

iOS 4.2 VoIP Ringing Issue Resolved

             

A few reports of issues with iOS 4.2 and the iPhone/iPad that caused VoIP clients ringing alerts to continually alert regardless if a user accepted a call. The good news is CounterPath and other vendors notified Apple and were able to get enough attention to get a . . . → Read More: iOS 4.2 VoIP Ringing Issue Resolved

RIM + Current Strategy = Palm

             

The Nielsen Company has just published some interesting data that is showing the impact of Android on Apple and RIM (same subject discussed in an early post). Over the period of the last six months, smartphone buyers have made Android #1. Not a surprise given the number . . . → Read More: RIM + Current Strategy = Palm

Business VoIP Services Market to Double in 2015 to $20B

             

ABI Research announced yesterday their study that Business VoIP Services are to double in 2015 to $20B. This is a record breaking 13% CAGR between 2010 and 2015. This is inclusive of a 19% CAGR for business VoIP lines. ABI points out that this is mostly due . . . → Read More: Business VoIP Services Market to Double in 2015 to $20B