By Doug Mohney, on January 12th, 2012
Broadvox (www.broadvox.com) becomes the latest public licensee of TurboBridge’s (www.turbobridge.com) HD voice conferencing system.
TurboBridge, started up in 2010, previously announced relationships with Aastra and SimpleSignal, with other companies having quietly white-labeled the service. The audio conferencing service supports G.722 and boasts a patent-pending “TurboSound Enhancement Technology” to adjust and balance [...]
By Doug Mohney, on February 14th, 2011
Sonus Networks (www.sonusnetworks.com) has released a software update adding support for “key” HD voice codecs for its media gateway, network border switch, and PSX products. One “of the top five mobile operators” in Europe is reportedly trialing Sonus’s new software to support an HD voice service for its mobile customers.
The latest release adds seamless interworking between [...]
By Doug Mohney, on October 4th, 2010
SimpleSignal (www.simplesignal.com) and TurboBridge (www.turbobridge.com) have officially announced their partnership on HD voice conferencing. The service supports the G.722 codec.
Wayy back in March, SimpleSignal announced a HD voice conferencing bridge service. Several sources indicated that SimpleSignal had white labeled the TurboBridge HD voice service back then, so the two companies are now publicly affirming their [...]
By Doug Mohney, on September 22nd, 2010
Orlando, FL – At today’s presentations at the Metaswitch Forum (www.metaswitch.com), HD voice got some love (i.e. slides) on the product roadmap, including support for HD voice conferencing by the end of the year.
“HD voice is one of the few tricks that VoIP does that you can’t do with POTS,” said Metaswitch VP Martin Taylor. [...]
By Doug Mohney, on July 27th, 2010
UK wholesale VoIP service provider Simwood (www.simwood.com) has announced support for HD voice and a partnership with ZipDX.
In an email to customers, Simwood said it is offering HD voice support on a “request basis” for all of its numbers. It will offer HD codecs – G.722, AMR-WB, and G.711.1 are cited in the release – on [...]
By Doug Mohney, on July 9th, 2010
Verizon Business (www.verizonbusiness.com) introduction of VoIP Enterprise Routing – VIPER, not to be confused with Cisco’s VIPR – means no-toll domestic or international per-minute charges when calls are made between two Verizon VoIP customers in either the U.S. or Europe who are signed up for the feature. Yes, it’s an all-SIP, no PSTN service feature for [...]
By Doug Mohney, on May 3rd, 2010
Phone.com (www.phone.com) is turning on a HD voice audio conferencing bridge for its business customers, with services provided by the very-busy TurboBridge (www.turbobridge.com).
Phone.com customers can get their own dedicated conference access number as well as speed dial access from their PHone.com Virtual Office phones to their own dedicated conference bridge. Initially, TurboBridge conference service will [...]
By Doug Mohney, on March 24th, 2010
Orlando, FL – Polycom (www.polycom.com) has rolled out the SoundStation IP 5000 Conference Phone, a device with a tweaked look and a MSRP of $599.
Needless to say, the IP 5000 features Polycom HD Voice (i.e. G.722) and is designed for private offices and small meeting rooms. SIP
Polycom dominates the conference phone market with more than [...]
By Doug Mohney, on March 10th, 2010
Aastra (www.aastrausa.com) and TurboBridge (www.turbobridge.com) have announced a bundling/trial deal for Aastra SIP phones. Look for smiles from both parties.
The two are offering a 60 day free trial of the TurboBridge “HD audio” conferencing service to Aastra SIP phone customers, carriers, and resellers. Aastra supports G.722 via its Hi-Q audio technology and G.722 is the primary [...]
By Doug Mohney, on March 2nd, 2010
SimpleSignal has added an HD voice conference bridge solution to its list of hosted PBX calling features and voice apps. Cost for the new service is a flat rate of $29 per month for up to 100 calls to participate in unlimited HD audio conference calls – volume discounts available.
Use of the HD conference bridge [...]
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