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VoIP News: VoIP HardwareA 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: Hardware, VoIP Hardware  Comments | Read more ...A US firm has released a new VoIP solutions headset which could improve the sound quality of calls. The new H760 wireless headset, developed by computer peripherals designer Logitech, features noise cancellation software which can eliminate background noise. This allows users to continue their VoIP conversation in a crowded area, while corporate customers can use the technology in a busy call centre. Posted on: 2010-09-03, in: Hardware, VoIP Hardware US VoIP traffic has grown following the introduction of a promotional offer by a Seattle-based firm. Speakeasy has seen its customer base increase by 40 per cent after they started offering new customers free VoIP phones. Small firms have been particularly keen to adopt the technology as the offer allows companies to deploy IP telephony solutions without any start-up costs. Posted on: 2010-09-03, in: Hardware, VoIP Hardware A US firm has released a new range of VoIP hardware which could help boost firm's' productivity. Corporate Telecommunications (Corptel) has launched a range of hands-free headsets which are specifically designed for use with IP telephony solutions. The company claims that employees using the technology can be more productive as they are able to take notes and operate a computer during a call. Posted on: 2010-09-03, in: Hardware, VoIP Hardware A new VoIP phone has been launched which could boost the security of IP telephony solutions. Infrax Systems has released its latest addition to the HTC Desire range which uses the popular Android operating system. The new VoIP hardware utilises encryption technology to ensure no cybercriminals can intercept calls. Posted on: 2010-09-03, in: Hardware, VoIP Hardware |
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