http://alisongeiser.blogr.com/allComments/ XML Feed en Mon, 01 Sep 2008 19:39:17 +0200 http://static.blogr.com/tenants/com/modSiteIcon/tdy-dummy-site-icon.icon.jpg http://alisongeiser.blogr.com/allComments/ 48 48 http://alisongeiser.blogr.com/stories/8162095/#8174406 hi, Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) is technology that provides telephone service over the Internet. The first kind of VOIP service was computer to computer communication. The cost savings to consumers is a plus for VOIP. http://alisongeiser.blogr.com/stories/8162095/comments/8174406/ Mon, 01 Sep 2008 19:39:18 +0200 void telephone service providers (anonymous) http://alisongeiser.blogr.com/stories/8162095/#8170975 I found a great free solution that works flawlessly with VoIP called CallButler http://www.codeplex.com/callbutler. I actually use it for both my small business as a PBX and at home as a super-answering machine. Now, I no longer have to rely on my kids taking a message for me when they're playing X-Box. If I do get the message (and that's a big if), it generally goes something like this. Kids: "Some guy named Bob called." Me: "Bob? Bob who? Do you mean Ben?" Kids: "Maybe." Me: "Did they leave a message or a number?" Kids: "Nope." I have my calls forwarded to my mobile when I'm not home and I get my voicemails in my gmail account. Life is good again! http://alisongeiser.blogr.com/stories/8162095/comments/8170975/ Thu, 28 Aug 2008 00:07:18 +0200 Todd Esposito (anonymous) http://alisongeiser.blogr.com/stories/8162095/#8163735 VOIP will convert the voice signal from our telephone into into a digital signal. then the digital signal is converted at the other end back to a voice signal that the other party can hear. http://alisongeiser.blogr.com/stories/8162095/comments/8163735/ Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:43:08 +0200 voip service provider in (anonymous) http://alisongeiser.blogr.com/stories/8124379/#8125494 Good to see Nokia being painted as an omnivore and supportive of the Clearwire nee Sprint cum Intel WiMAX experiment. The implication they should do anything else taints the palette however. The tension between WiMAX and LTE was caused because of convergence in the market towards the wireless Internet. LTE is an aspect of what is the committed roadmap of nearly all cellular operating companies. As such it will be at the foundation of the wireless Internet. Mentioning Intel as the bastion of multiradio and 802.21 is true to a point. However Intel did nothing to include it in their WiMAX Forum specifications, nothing to promote it into WiFi Alliance, and has been ignoring the real need for it in 802.11 networks, where network selection is a large problem.. If they had included it in WIMAX, and in their 802.11 implementations, it would have been much easier for 802.21 to be included in 3GPP. What has Intel supported in WMF? OMA technology. Is it any wonder that 3GPP is looking in that direction now, despite the tensions between the two marketing machines? http://alisongeiser.blogr.com/stories/8124379/comments/8125494/ Thu, 10 Jul 2008 07:06:57 +0200 Michael G. Williams (anonymous) http://alisongeiser.blogr.com/stories/8088808/#8103222 Hi guys! In order to enjoy TV programs on your Laptop or PC you need to have a good Video Card. I was at http://fxvideocards.com and you can preorder the PNY NVIDIA Quadro FX 4700 X2 PCI-E 1GB GDDR3 PNY Video Card for $350.00 and with shipping charges of only $8.99. I have looked around and this looks like a pretty decent deal. The specs look pretty good too. Let me know what you guys think. Mike Holla at your homie http://alisongeiser.blogr.com/stories/8088808/comments/8103222/ Thu, 12 Jun 2008 10:51:40 +0200 Mike Smith (anonymous)