Apple Boosts iPhone 3G Download Capacity
February 20, 2010 by admin
Filed under IP Phone, Technology
Apple has increased the cap for downloads over 3G networks on the iPhone from 10MB to 20MB, in what some think is a sign of heavier multimedia content appearing for the upcoming iPad.
By now, every time you wanted to download a podcast or application from the App Store that was over 10 MB, you got an annoying message asking you to use Wi-Fi because the file was too large. But not anymore.
BTRC to award licences for IP telephony service operators soon
The telecom regulatory body will award licences to private operators for providing Internet Pro-tocol (IP) telephony services in the country very soon to help Internet users make domestic and overseas calls at a cheaper cost, officials said. To this end, Bangladesh Telecom-munication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) on Monday published the second draft guideline on “Internet Protocol Telephony Service Provider (IPTSP)” under which the country’s Internet service providers (ISPs) will be awarded the licences.
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BTRC to open up IP telephony
The telecom watchdog has decided to issue licences for IP telephony in a move to open up voice calls through the internet protocol, the use of which has so far been prohibited in Bangladesh. IP-telephony licensing will be exclusive to local internet service providers (ISPs). Licence holders will provide international and domestic voice calls over managed IP-based networks, according to the IP telephony licence guideline designed by Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC). Read more
Google Eyes Rival Skype with VoIP Service
Google has launched a VoIP service for mobile phone users that looks set to rival apps from Skype and Truphone. The service offers the ability to make free local and cheap international calls that are routed through the internet and providing you with one number that receives any calls, whether they are to your home, work, or mobile number. The service also automatically transcribes a voicemail into text and then send it your Gmail inbox or via SMS to your handset, so you read rather than listen to the voicemail. Read more
11 Great Tools for Making VoIP Calls on the iPhone
No one likes using up their cell phone minutes, and that is where VoIP services come in handy. VoIP offers up an inexpensive alternative to traditional phone calls, making VoIP for the iPhone a great deal.While the iPhone has not officially supported VoIP service, Apple isn’t saying it’s not allowed either. With all of that in mind, there are two camps of VoIP services popping up for the popular Apple device: official applications and Web based solutions. Read more
BTRC invites views on IPTSP regulations
Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (BTRC) Monday published the second draft regulations for Internet Protocol Telephony Service Provider (IPTSP) licences. BTRC, in a press release, said any institution or individual can give their opinion on the draft regulations by January 26. The regulations are available on the BTRC’s website.
Source: Financial Express
BTRC licences for IP telephony service
The telecom regulatory body will award licences to private operators for providing Internet Protocol (IP) telephony services in the country from next year to help Internet users make domestic and overseas calls at a cheaper cost, officials said Sunday. The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) Sunday published the draft guideline on ‘Internet Protocol Telephony Service Provider (IPTSP),’ under which the country’s Internet service providers (ISPs) will be awarded the licences.
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IP PBXs Could Be Kink in UC Plans
Buyers of IP PBXs need to look beyond simple voice capabilities to unified communications and make sure the gear they buy will be compatible with applications they will want in the future, experts say. IP PBXes won’t be just about making phone calls as they become the anchors for UC technologies, which draw instant messaging, presence, collaboration and business-process applications into the mix with voice. (Compare UC products.)
Push IPhone Mail Without Exchange
In Part 2 of my series on rolling out the iPhone as a business device, I talked about integration in an Exchange environment. Though the iPhone supports all common e-mail protocols, Exchange is the only business-oriented option for offering push notification of new messages as well as over-the-air updates to calendar and contact items. Read more
BTRC publishes draft guidelines on IP telephony
Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission has published a draft regulatory and licensing guidelines on internet protocol telephony service provider (IPTSP). The telecoms regulator uploaded the guidelines on their website on Sunday and encouraged feedback that can be emailed to iptel@btrc.gov.bd by Nov. 30.
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