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[Think VoIP] VoIP Crash Course - Part 2: It’s possible to control calls to your VoIP numbers: for example you can setup so calls to your home phone during work hours will be forwarded or duplicated to your mobile, at night time – straight to voicemail;

[Making Light] Making Light: Voicemail fail: I've experienced an odd bit of voicemail techfail a few times recently: I would receive a call from a friend who uses a different phone company, and immediately upon finishing the call and hanging up, I would finally get the missed call notice and voicemail received notice from the previous time he'd attempted to call me and didn't get through. I'm wondering if it's some kind of hissy fit the T-Mobile and AT&T network systems routinely throw at each other in the marketshare wars.

[Smith On VoIP] If Voicemail is Dead Then the Phone Call is Dead | Smith On VoIP: The problem with proclamations such as the phone call is dead and that voicemail is dead is that these world views are so small and closed minded. What innovators and early adopters need to realize is that normal, regular, non-technology obsessed people (which makes up the bulk of the world) still think that the phone and voicemail is the coolest thing since sliced bread.

[Technology Today] Nokia N79 Firmware update packs a punch: - DTMF signals are not sent when inband is used with key tones switched off. - The person on other end of call can also hear the call audio when the gain value is set .

[The Trucking Nerd] Riding the Bleeding Edge of VOIP | The Trucking Nerd: Easy Call Control - The great thing about the client is that complex call control features are very easy to execute.  Take for instance a transfer.  You have the option of parking, speaking to the person you are transferring to, sending to voice mail, blind transferring, etc.  To do all this with a traditional system involves a bunch of digits you’d have to enter in the right sequence on a phone.  Using the client, you are using a wizard and just clicking some intuitive buttons to make it work.  How about conferencing?  Just click the conference button and drag your calls into the conference.  Then you have the option of muting certain parties, putting parties on hold, etc.  Try doing that with a traditional phone system!  You also can easily record calls which end up as wav files in your inbox.  You’d have to see the client in action to give it justice on the power and ease of use, I can’t do it justice here trying to explain it with words.

[Nerd Vittles] Nerd Vittles » 100 Great Halftime Projects For You & Your Asterisk ...: I singned up with them drop my Vonage accounts , Please check them out your opinion on this company can make the difference for people wanting to use unlimited plans like Vonage with the Asterisk or Freepbx boxes. By the way your work is awesome, thanks.

[RandomThink.net] Skype vs. Gizmo Project - RandomThink.net: For those of you not in the know, there are now two programs out there that do free P2P VoIP - Skype has been around for quite awhile now, where Gizmo Project (which may get a new name soon) is a relative newcomer. All voicemail information is managed in the client.

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