BroadSoft buys Genband’s application server business to boost its VOIP enterprise applications. While Skype focuses primarily on bringing VOIP to more than 300 million consumers, BroadSoft sells its apps to telcos such as Verizon and Sprint. BroadSoft’s buy comes a month after BT bought VOIP provider Ribbit for $105 million.
- Enterprise VOIP specialist BroadSoft Aug. 27 acquired the M6 Communication Applications Server and the product’s associated customer base from IP gateway supplier Genband.
Financial terms of the deal were not revealed, but BroadSoft said the purchase will help bring its BroadWorks voice over IP a…
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BroadSoft Boosts VOIP with App Server from Genband
August 27th, 2008
Klausner Technologies filed a voicemail patent lawsuit against Google Verizon Communications, LG Electronics Inc Comverse Technology, Citrix Systems, and Embarq in U.S. District Court in Tyler, Texas. Judah Klausner claims infringements on patents in various countries for visual voicemail. Klausner previously sued and won settlements from Time Warner’s AOL and Vonage.
- SAN FRANCISCO - Emboldened by settlements with Apple Inc
and AT amp;T Inc, inventor Judah Klausner filed a voicemail patent
lawsuit on Tuesday against Google Inc, Verizon Communications Inc and
others.
The inventor’s company, Klausner Technologies Inc, also named as
defendants LG Electronics In…
Klausner Sues Google, Verizon Over Voicemail
August 26th, 2008
Klausner Technologies files a voice mail patent lawsuit against Google Verizon Communications, LG Electronics, Comverse Technology, Citrix Systems and Embarq in U.S. District Court in Tyler, Texas. Judah Klausner claims infringements on patents in various countries for visual voice mail. Klausner previously sued and won settlements from Time Warner’s AOL and Vonage.
- SAN FRANCISCO Emboldened by settlements with Apple Inc
and AT amp;T Inc, inventor Judah Klausner filed a voicemail patent
lawsuit on Tuesday against Google Inc, Verizon Communications Inc and
others.
The inventor’s company, Klausner Technologies Inc, also named as
defendants LG Electronics Inc,…
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Klausner Sues Google, Verizon over Voice Mail
August 26th, 2008
Republican presidential hopeful John McCain issues a technology policy statement supporting a permanent research and development tax, expanded H1-B visas, lower capital gain taxes and free trade agreements. McCain differs sharply with Barack Obama, however, on network neutrality. Obama favors government action to mandate non-discriminatory handling of network traffic while McCain favors a free market approach.
- Long on tax cuts, free trade agreements and expanded H1-B visas, Republican presidential hopeful John McCain issued his technology policy Aug. 14, prescribing a dose of open markets and unregulated competition for the nation’s IT sector.
While many of McCain’s proposals mirror his Democratic oppone…
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McCain: No Net Neutrality, No Internet Taxes
August 14th, 2008
Intel announced four new motherboards that will include Remote Wake - the ability for VoIP calls to wake a PC. Similar to Wake-on-LAN or Wake-on-WAN, VoIP provider Jajah announced support for Remote Wake. Orb Networks and CyberLink also announced support for Remote Wake for media management, evidence the technology will likely be used to perform tasks like recording TV programs.
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Intel announced four new motherboards Aug. 14 that will
include Remote Wake capability, an improved form of the Wake-on-LAN
or Wake-on-WAN technology now in use. Intels Remote Wake motherboards will
allow a VoIP call to wake up the PC.
Intel said the motherboards, which us…
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Intel Remote Wake to Wake PCs by VoIP Calls
August 14th, 2008
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