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RSS voip sip in newsMobile IM held back by 'traditional' operators
News Delaney's views were echoed by Paolo Simoes of Portuguese carrier TMN, who said: "IMS-enabled IM/SIP messaging on convergent devices will be the predominant mobile messaging technology of the future, replacing all others. [25 May 2006]
SIP: The way forward for VoIP?
News SIP (session initiation protocol) has become the new standard for VoIP and is expected to become more and more ubiquitous, analysts believe. According to a new report by research company Frost and Sullivan, SIP is now "widely accepted" in the... [22 Feb 2006]
Google wants to Talk to you
News According to information on Google's website, the company is also planning to support SIP - the protocol underpinning VoIP - in the future. Open interoperability is the first step towards bringing a similar level of openness and user choice to... [20 Jan 2006]
Cisco gets serious about mobile wireless
News Now the company is adding support to more devices, such as its 12000 IP router, which combines the functionality of an IP edge router and a Session Border Control device that controls and manages IP multimedia traffic using protocols such as... [06 Dec 2005]
Voice over wireless data networks - a good bet
News While many in the mobile and telecoms industry promote unlicensed mobile access (UMA), it may not be the best long-term solution as it does not fully support the SIP standard often used for VoIP, push-to-talk and messaging and is not aligned with... [23 Aug 2005]
Nokia: Skype must change or die
News Nokia today announced a partnership with Avaya which will give users of Nokia Series 60-based smart phones and Avaya IP PBXs to have a single business number and voicemail, as well as PBX-style call logging for the smart phones and SIP capabilities. [13 Jun 2005]
Businesses warming up to VoIP, say experts
News It has to do primarily with the acceptance of Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), an industry standard for enabling communications between multiple users involving voice, video, instant messaging and other elements, according to Clive Longbottom... [17 Jun 2004]
