
Articles by Pete Wylie
ooma, the VoIP device manufacturer, has released its Telo VoIP device product in retail locations and on the company's website. The Telo, which will list for $249.99 and will enable free domestic
All good things must end, they say, and it's not without a little bit of sadness that I write my final editor's note for FierceVoIP. I've had an excellent time and learned so much from all my
Google officially rolled out its 100,000-strong beta test of its Google Wave collaboration/email hybrid product and response was so strong, people posted their
invites on eBay and received hundreds
Nortel will have its day in court, with the IRS, that is. Judge Kevin Gross, who is presiding over Nortel's U.S. bankruptcy proceedings, will hear arguments from the IRS about a certain $3 billion
Cisco Systems has bought TANDBERG, the video conferencing equipment manufacturer, for $3 billion, according to
reports. The move enables Cisco to grab some more video technology, which it has moved
The Verizon Hub has died an untimely death, the carrier announced today. The Hub was an interesting concept in home VoIP service that fell victim to a silly monthly fee structure of $34.95 per month,
Google Wave, the web-based collaboration product Google unveiled in May, is signing up 100,000 beta users to test the service, according to
Daily Tech. The new users will gain access to the file
Junction Networks, a business and hosted VoIP provider targeting the SMB market, announced the addition of IM, presence and phone to its browser-based telephony offering OnSIP. The new offering,
AT&T has sent a letter to the FCC urging a probe of the Google Voice services, saying Google's unified calling platform has an unfair advantage by refusing to terminate certain calls to rural
Whaleback Systems, a New Hampshire-based managed VoIP provider, announced it has added compatibility for three Polycom HD audio phones. Now, Whaleback customers can use Polycom SoundPoint IP 450, 550