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- Mini Tutorial - Missed Calls Notification
- Firefox has now his VoIP client
- IMS SIP and Signaling
- The new version 2.0 Gizmo Project
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The IETF is evolving. Managing telecommunication protocols like SIP now requires a more efficient process. Go behind the scene and get a perspective on what the IETF is brewing, what issues it has to deal with, and what exciting projects are coming down the road.
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The Media Server Control is a set of technologies and a community centered around standardizing access to media servers. This article covers the community and technologies in question.
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| SIPKnowledge Mini Tutorial - Missed Calls Notification |
How many times has it happened to you that your cell phone was either off or in no-reception area/mod; an important call came in, and you wouldn’t even know about it ?! How annoying!
(Remember: currently missed calls notification works only if the missed call(s) arrived when your phone was ON and in a reception area/mod)
Under certain conditions, such as No answer or No registration, the SIP network will forward incoming missed calls to a Unified messaging server. Later on when the user shows “signs of life” the Unified messaging server will notify the user for the missed calls.
See how this can be accomplished >>>
 Ubiquity’s SIP A/S utilizes a new Service-Oriented Object Framework (SOOF), which Ubiquity has packaged as the Appcelerator™ SOOF 1.0 Feature Pack and Developer Kit. The SOOF architecture extends the capabilities of the Application Server to provide a more richly featured, structured and controlled environment for SIP application creation and deployment. SOOF defines a new concept for developing telecom applications that are strongly aligned with SOA, which eliminates the normal pain of application development and opens new marketplace opportunities for added competitive advantage and profitability. Further information >>>
| Firefox has now his VoIP client |
Abbeynet Labs released today the first version of a Firefox VoIP extension, that means that you can now have a full featured SIP user agent directly into Firefox.
Visit Luca Filigheddu's blog >>>
The RADVISION Perspective - A Technology Overview
This document first describes the key elements comprising IMS SIP technology, including its architecture, network components and signaling protocols. It then presents an overview of RADVISION’s comprehensive line of developer solutions
that support this emerging technology.
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| The new version 2.0 Gizmo Project |
The new version has the ability to dual login so it can register with any SIP/asterisk server. This makes it ideal for office, school and home PBX systems. Check it out here >>>
| Discount for all SIP Center members @ VON |
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