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Panasonic To Develop Wi-Fi Phone For Skype
Thursday, September 07 2006 @ 01:42 AM EDT - Contributed by: VoIPbot | Views::1,239
Panasonics new phone will allow Skype customers access to voicemail, call forwarding, and the ability to dial out from the home, office, or public Wi-Fi hotspots.
Keyspan Announces New Cordless VoIP Phones
Wednesday, August 30 2006 @ 01:18 AM EDT - Contributed by: VoIPbot | Views::1,069
Keyspan Cordless VoIP Phone lets you use Skype without being tethered to your Mac or PC. Now you can use Skype anywhere in your home or office.
Blackberry VoIP
Tuesday, March 14 2006 @ 12:04 AM EST - Contributed by: VoIPbot | Views::958
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.
TI VoIP System on a chip with Linux
Wednesday, March 08 2006 @ 01:48 AM EST - Contributed by: VoIPbot | Views::897
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.
Uniden Unveils Multi-user Wireless VoIP System
Saturday, January 07 2006 @ 09:18 PM EST - Contributed by: VoIPbot | Views::943
Uniden America has teamed up with 8?8 to develop an extensive new home VoIP package that can give everyone in a household their very own VoIP lines. Costing $130, the Uniden UIP 165P, is a 5.8-GHz cordless communication system. It has the ability to link up to 10 Wi-Fi VoIP phones to a single wireless base station, and give each user their own distinctive ringtone
Broadcom video VoIP chipset
Saturday, January 07 2006 @ 12:52 AM EST - Contributed by: VoIPbot | Views::1,160
Broadcom Corp yesterday announced what it touts to be the first WiFi video phone chipset for desktop IP phones and mobile handsets. The chipset, which uses the companys VoIP, wireless LAN and multimedia technologies, promises affordable, low-power video phones. While Irvine, California-based Broadcom did not announce any customers for the product, the company hinted that was currently in discussion with several partner OEMs.
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