September 2010 - Corporate Blog - Dialogic Exchange Network

Open Source at IT Expo

IT Expo ( www.itexpo.com ) starts on Monday in Los Angeles. My hope is that one of the highlights of the conference will be the Open Source Telecommunications track that is taking place on Monday. As the sponsor of the track, Dialogic had a lot of input...

Published 09-29-2010 2:28 PM by Jeff Dworkin

Filed under: Open Source, FoIP, Dialogic, IVVR, Dialogic Media Gateways, Internet Telephony Expo, Diastar, Asterisk, FREESwitch, IT Expo, Veraz Networks

The Growth of Location-Based Services

I've been seeing a growth in the marketing of location-based services so I decided to look into it more. If you want to learn more about LBS, go to the Creativity Software website , which has a good overview of location based services. One thing that...

Published 09-28-2010 12:21 PM by Jim Machi

Filed under: mobile phone, mobile advertising, mobile operator, Creativity Software, location-based services

The Mobile Phone Gamer

Games are another avenue for money-making in the video value-added service value chain. What is a "game" though on a mobile phone? Your mobile phone probably comes with some games downloaded already - possibly some kind of card or board game...

Published 09-22-2010 10:07 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: mobile phone, mobile broadband, value-added services, mobile games, mobile devices

DEN TV #3 - London "Over the Air" conference

http://www.dialogic.com/den/blogs/dentv/archive/2010/09/21/den-tv-3-london-quot-over-the-air-quot.aspx

Published 09-21-2010 8:37 PM by Martyn Davies

There's a New Enterprise SBC in Town

The enterprise demand for real-time IP communications is bursting across the corporate network edge, and with it the real need to secure and normalize all that SIP-based traffic. Dialogic is now shipping new enterprise edge devices called the Dialogic®...

Published 09-16-2010 11:30 AM by Vince

Filed under: SIP Trunking, SBC

Wither a Whipsawn WiMax?

Try saying that 5 times fast. But with Intel announcing it is purchasing Infineon's Wireless Solutions Busines s for $1.4B, Intel is getting into LTE in a much bigger way. Or did they do it since the Intel logo and the Infineon logo look quite similar...

Published 09-15-2010 7:59 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: LTE, WiMAX, broadband, mobile backhaul

Conversión de un IVR de Asterisk a IVVR utilizando DIASTAR.

Acabamos de publicar un nuevo video al YouTube de Dialogic mostrando lo fácil que es convertir un sistema de IVR basados en Asterisk con un asterisco / DIASTAR basados en el sistema interactivo de respuesta en video Cuando vean lo fácil...

Published 09-13-2010 11:53 AM by Jeff Dworkin

Everything Everywhere Except...3G and HD Voice and...

As some of you may know, Everything Everywhere is a merger of the UK Orange and UK T-Mobile. The EU took a hard look at it since it would be the UK's largest mobile operator and approved the deal in March . Everything Everywhere just announced the...

Published 09-08-2010 10:10 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: T-Mobile, HD Voice, Orange, 3G networks

What Are You Watching?

As you may know, the BBC’s IPTV “watch again” service is called the iPlayer, and today a new version of the software went live, now incorporating social networking. It’s now possible for users to create their own public profile...

Published 09-06-2010 4:06 PM by Martyn Davies

Filed under: IPTV, Facebook, Twitter, social networking, iPlayer

A Mobile HD Voice Update

As readers of this blog know, I periodically write about HD Voice. And I've written about Orange being a leader with mobile HD Voice. On their website , they claim that "by the end of the summer 2010, their 3G network will be 100% HD voice."...

Published 09-01-2010 9:47 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: HD Voice, Orange, IT Expo, mobile communication

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