Latest VoIP news.
Avaya gets iPhone ready for business, 11/12/07: Avaya is announcing an iPhone version of its one-X Mobile client software that can communicate with a corporate Avaya VoIP PBX. Plus: iPhone-to-Exchange gateways – not what IT wants
Vodafone support down as users defect to iPhone?, 11/12/07: Vodafone’s customer support lines have been down for the weekend, as the company deals with hordes of customers attempting to cancel their contracts as they move to O2 and the iPhone.
Alianza delivers a SaaS platform for unified communications, 11/12/07: If you’re lucky enough to live in an area of the country that is served by multiple broadband service providers, you’ve probably noticed how intensely they are competing for new customers. Most of the service offerings seem to be around Internet, digital phone and maybe television access. If Alianza has any say, the competition and the range of broadband services is about to explode.
Microsoft and Smart Phones: The Android Awakens!: Industry analyst Michael Dortch writes: “If Android becomes popular, it could push Windows Mobile into third place, closer to Research in Motion, Ltd. (RIM)’s BlackBerry, which accounts for 11 percent of the market.”
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