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My 50+ non-Top VoIP Blogs
I’d simply list the VoIP related blogs that I am actually reading – those that are “my eyes and ears” in the VoIP world.
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One Protocol? We Wish!
It seems like everywhere you go, checking for standards, there are at least two for the price of one: PAL and NTSC, DVD-HD and Blu-ray. H.323 and SIP. SIMPLE and XMPP. Why can’t we just get along and decide on a single protocol for each task?
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Dave, it's the Desktop that is Dying
What will replace the IP phone? We can replace it with either a software version of it or a mobile handset. As I know Dave’s opinion from his comment on a previous post of mine, he is more likely to lean towards idea of the mobile handset as the next step.
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The Architecture of IPTV in an IMS Deployment
If the tricky part of a mobile IMS network is handling switchovers, roaming and legacy circuit switched networks, then the tricky part of an IPTV IMS network is managing additional services that are not directly related to telephony.
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8 Applications I'd Like to Have on my Future TV
Some of them are going to be related with connectivity while others with hard-core technology requirements. I will be skipping the usual suspects of VOD and EPG and assume they simply exist. Here’s the list of the application I’d really like to see in my future TV.
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There is no such thing as UC, Social Media, Web 2.0 or Phone 2.0
Why do we as humans need to tag everything with a neat name that is incorrect and that nobody understands? We simply have the internet as a platform and telephony/communication as an enabler of additional services.
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There is no presence in TelePresence
There’s no presence in TelePresence. There’s no unified or communication in UC (Unified Communication). Besides the fact that they are more of the same (only better), there’s nothing new under the sun.
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The challenges of testing Unified Communication products (and/or hosting a SuperOp event)
The conclusion from the event is that multimedia conferencing (or UC) is getting better. Without exceptions, companies successfully connected video with one another.
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