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Dundee VoIP solutions to be 'boosted' by 100mbps broadband


VoIP solutions in Dundee could be boosted by the installation of a new fibre-optic broadband network in the city. Fibrecity, which is part of the i3 group, has announced that it has begun rolling out its super-fast internet service to homes and businesses. The firm will deploy the cables across sewers and underneath pavements to deliver download speeds of up to 100Mbps.

Posted on: 2010-09-03, in: Broadband



New 'green' VoIP hardware released


A US firm has claimed its latest range of VoIP hardware can help firms reduce their current energy consumption. Phone developer snom has launched its 3xx series of VoIP phones which can use less power than rival models. The firm wrote on the company blog: "While considering the power consumption of your desktop phones may not be as high on the priority list as reducing power from a data centre, every little bit helps.

Posted on: 2010-09-03, in: Broadband



New tablets could boost VoIP traffic


Technology giants Toshiba and Samsung have unveiled plans for new tablet devices which could lead to an increase in VoIP traffic. Toshiba has announced it will launch its Folio 100 tablet in the fourth quarter of the year throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The hardware will run on the Android operating system and is Wi-Fi enabled which will allow users to access mobile IP telephony solutions.

Posted on: 2010-09-03, in: Broadband



VoIP solutions could be boosted by growth of mobile broadband


VoIP solutions could be boosted by the increasing use of mobile broadband across the UK. A new report by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed that 45 per cent of internet users have used a mobile device to access the web this year - an increase of five per cent compared to 2009. The growth of the mobile internet could boost VoIP traffic as more consumers have access to the technology.

Posted on: 2010-09-03, in: Broadband



US county adopts emergency VoIP service system


A US county has adopted a new emergency notification system which uses VoIP solutions, it has been reported. The new technology will alert residents in Oregon-based Clackamas County to any local emergencies via VoIP, landline or mobile calls and e-mails, reports molallapioneer. com.

Posted on: 2010-09-03, in: Broadband







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