AudioCodes Works with Microsoft to Offer Key PBX Interoperability Solution for Microsoft Exchange "12" Unified Messaging.AudioCodes , a leading provider of Voice over Packet (VoP) technologies and Voice Network products, today announced that its Mediant(TM) and MediaPack(TM) SIP VoIP Gateways provide key interoperability solutions that enable Microsoft Exchange "12" Unified Messaging to connect to an enterprises existing voice network. Key capabilities to be delivered by Microsoft Exchange "12" - the code name for Microsofts next version of its leading server for e-mail, calendaring and unified messaging - include a unified communications experience for businesses of all sizes. Microsoft and AudioCodes have been working closely to develop and test the AudioCodes gateways to help ensure they will be market ready along with the Exchange "12". Microsoft announced its "Beta 1" program for Exchange "12" late last year, and Exchange "12" is expected to be generally available in late 2006 or early 2007.

Microsoft continues to take the long way toward consolidating voice at the desktop, with an announcement Monday that it is partnering with Radvision, an Israeli multimedia conferencing company, to make it easier to integrate voice and video collaboration at the desktop.

With its niggling Patent troubles now settled, Research in Motion, maker of the popular Blackberry mobile device has announced an entry into the VoIP market.Announcing it has acquired Ascendent Systems, which builds solutions to simplify voice mobility implementations in the enterprise, RIM immediately puts itself in a leading position.

The last year several WiFi VoIP solutions have been introduced in the market. A lot of people use them for the mobility and easy of use, but are these solutions secure? Can someone eavesdrop the VoIP calls? This questions have also been asked by Germany's Data Protection and Information Freedom Officer Peter Schaar who has published a brochure presenting this issues and suggestion how to protect WiFi VoIP calls.

The battle between SKYPE, Google, Yahoo and Microsoft is just beginning. A very important factor for the winner is the availability of the platform in consumer products. Based on this fact we have noticed the alliance of Skype with mobile operators and the integration of MSN in IPAQ and QTEK solutions. The other players make small steps and one is the latest offering of Yahoo VoIP by Siemens cordless phones.

TI's TNETV1061 residential VoIP solution is a complete, cost-effective VoIP device for products targeted for consumer phone service. Leveraging TI's strength in DSPs for real-time signal processing and robust Telogy™ software, the TNETV1061 meets the demands of consumers while minimizing the risks to ODMs, OEMs and service providers rolling out VoIP-based platforms and services.

New York, NY, March 1st, 2006 . Stealth Communications, Inc., owner and operator of
the Voice Peering Fabric (VPF) will host the Voice Peering Forum Spring 2006 on
March 30-31 2006 in Miami, Florida.

It is no secret that Voice-over-IP (VoIP) is changing the way the way we communicate. Imagine a world without area codes or long distance phone calls. With VoIP, all of this is possible today! Leverage the power and ease-of-use of the inTEL(IP) SDK to enable VoIP in your applications now!

Los Angeles, CA, January 12, 2006 – CRG West, operator of the One Wilshire
Building and Stealth Communications today announce availability of the Voice
Peering Fabric (VPF) at One Wilshire.

The VPF is a distributed Ethernet network which functions as a voice exchange, or
meeting-point, for VoIP traffic. The VPF enables enterprises and service providers
to establish peer-to-peer connections in a private, secure, quality-of-service
environment. Going into its third year of service, VPF is located in nine U.S.
cities and London, serving over 100 organizations around the world, carrying over 18
billion VoIP minutes in 2005.

Grand Rapids, MI., January 11th, 2006 -- VoEx, Inc. one of the largest and fastest
growing VoIP infrastructure companies, today announced that it has joined Stealth
Communications' Voice Peering Fabric.

Designed as a private voice Internet, the Voice Peering Fabric (VPF) is a
distributed Ethernet network that functions as an exchange or meet-point for Voice
over Internet Protocol (VoIP) traffic. Located in major US cities and London, VPF
serves over 100 carriers & enterprises around the world and carries over eighteen
(18) billion minutes annually.