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Digium's new 24-port card
I happen to be moderating the Open Source Roundtable with Digium/Asterisk guru Mark Spencer at 2pm today, so I will have to get the details on this news below on their new 24-port card. Should be an interesting panel considering...
Digium Partner Program
Digium Inc., the creator of Asterisk and pioneer of open source telephony, today announced its Digium Asterisk Partner Program in response to the growing ecosystem of Asterisk and the demand for open source-based telephony platforms. The Digium/Asterisk Partner Program includes...
Asterisk The Future of Telephony book
There's a new book on the popular open-source Asterisk IP-PBX phone system out, titled Asterisk : The Future of Telephony that you may be interested in. One of the coauthors stated, "Shortly after discovering Asterisk, I realized that this phenomenon...
Linux softphones reviewed
Linux.com took a look at four Linux VoIP softphone clients and did some comparative analysis. The Linux softphones included Kiax, Linphone, Twinkle, and CounterPath's X-Lite. Three of the four softphones use the standard SIP protocol with Kiax being the one...
Intel and Asterisk
As I discussed in my interview with Mark Spencer, I mentioned how Intel was a fan of Asterisk. If you "read between the lines" you would know that I was "hinting" that Intel and Asterisk were going to partner. Shame...
Interview with Asterisk guru Mark Spencer
Tom Keating & Asterisk-guru & Digum President Mark SpencerA few weeks ago I went down to Alabama to meet with a few VoIP companies, including Adtran (see blog on Adtran) and Digium, the developers of the open-source Asterisk IP-PBX. I've...
Earthlink Vling uses Pingtel soft phone
Earthlink Vling uses a new product developed in open-source by Pingtel. Earthlink is Pingtel's first customer for their open source SIP user agent called SIPxua which Earthlink is using to support its rollout of its hosted VoIP Vling service. Pingtel...
Google Talk supports SIP, what does Skype do now?
Now that Google has announced plans to support SIP in Google Talk and plans to "federate" with third-party providers including Sipphone's Gizmo Project and Earthlink's Vling, where does this leave Skype? Skype up to now has been able to...
Asterisk's New Dual-span Hardware
Interesting news from Asterisk... Their dual-span hardware is now available. They made the news at LinuxWorld. Robert Liu from TMCnet also made some observations on this news two days ago.Digium Announces Two-Port Hardware for Asterisk at LinuxWorld San FranciscoTE205P and...
RedFone foneBRIDGE Quad Span T1 for Asterisk
Redfone Communications has a very interesting product coming to market - a solid state, virtual plug-and-play "appliance" used in conjunction with Asterisk which can be used instead of Digium or Sangoma cards. In addition, using the Redfone foneBRIDGE you can...
Digium releases new firmware
Digium Inc., the creator of Asterisk and pioneer of open source telephony, recently announced the availability of its second generation firmware for Digium. According to Digium, their new firmware increases quality, performance, and reliability. The new firmware solution relies less...
Fonality reaches 4 million Asterisk calls
Quick news release to share from Fonality. It follows the McDonald's & Skype marketing model of listing benchmark numbers - in this case 4 million calls on the popular open-source Asterisk PBX. The open-source Asterisk platform continues to make remarkable...
Asterisk Business Edition New Version
Interesting news from Asterisk...They've released a new version of Asterisk Business Edition Asterisk Business EditionA New Professional-grade Version of the Asterisk PBX Software Suite!Available now!Digium, the leader in open source telephony, is now shipping the new Asterisk Business Edition™, a...
Asterisk the Final Nail in the PBX Coffin?
Brian McConnel has written an excellent article on Asterisk titled "The PBX Is Dead; Long Live VoIP". Brian and I go way back to the days when I wrote for CTI Magazine and Brian worked for Pacific Telephony Design/PhoneZone. If...
Asterisk VoIP Blog
Asterisk fans looking for an Asterisk-related blog (besides my VoIP Blog of course) should go check out Asterisk VoIP News run by a guy who goes by the handle 'Dal'. I believe the Asterisk blog was started in January, but...
HDTV Repeater
HDTV fans rejoice - for a HDTV repeater & amplifier is now available! It's a new component for extending high-definition video signals in offices and other commercial environments. Liberty Wire & Cable's new DigitaLinx™ is a new digital solution for...
Astricon Europe 2005
AstriCon Europe 2005 is just around the corner and in case you didn't know it is to be held in Madrid from June 15-17. They are expecting larger crowds as Asterisk, an open source PBX, continues to gain more popularity.Asterisk...
Asterisk Forum
The Asterisk forums have been pretty active lately on TMC's website. Someone posted asking for help getting SIP clients to register on his Asterisk server. If you think you can lend him a helping hand, go check out the Asterisk...
Asterisk Review
George Ou does a mini-review, actually more of an analysis of the Asterisk open-source solution on his ZDNet blog that was pretty interesting. He mentions other open-source solutions such as OpenPBX and Pingtel, but the article mostly focuses on Asterisk....
Asterisk and SIPPhone
My suspicions of an Asterisk deal with SIPPhone are confirmed. The announcement is under NDA, but will be made very soon, so I'll keep you posted....
Asterisk 1.0 released
BREAKING News: Asterisk version 1.0 (the popular open source IP-PBX solution) is to be released in the next 30 minutes! Mark Spencer, founder of Digium and Asterisk just announced it would be so at Astricon - the Asterisk Users Conference....
Asterisk on Windows
Some hot news I've been meaning to share - Asterisk is now available on Windows. Check it out: Digium, the leading Open Source telecommunications supplier, and N2Net, a provider of mission critical communication hosting, announce the immediate availability of AstWind,...
Pingtel drops hardware and goes all open source
It was only a matter of time before Pingtel switched to a completely 100% software company. (See: Pingtel Completes Strategic Transition with Sale of Its Award-Winning xpressa Desktop Phone Product Line) First, let me state that I've always loved Pingtel's...
