Telecom has finally announced that they will be upgrading lines here to IP protocol platform… but, and here’s the big but: we’ll have to wait for sometime between 2007 and 2012. Meantime, the world moves on without us.
Telecom is teaming up with Alcatel to build the VoIP network, “It will greatly reduce […]
VoIP in New Zealand just got a whole lot cheaper. Singshot has cut its iTalk rates to 5c a minute, from 9c. Calls to mobile phones are dropping to 30c a minute (was 40c).
As well, calls to other iTalk users anywhere are free. The iTalk service also offers users a second […]
CrystalVoice announced that it will bring enhanced VoIP Solutions to enterprise customers in the Asia Pacific region with HP.
HP Taiwan will integrate CrystalVoice’s Remote Extension and Click-to-Talk solutions for current and future clients throughout the region. HP Taiwan will provide design, implementation, and support to joint regional and global enterprise customers. HP Taiwan […]
Finally, Telecom NZ is expected to announce VoIP trials shortly.
One driver of the changes was research showing people were making increasing use of the internet…consumers were spending more time online at home - on average five to six hours a week, based on data from Xtra, Telecom’s internet service provider…the work being […]
It’s always a bit of a pleasant surprise to see New Zealand VoIP news; Tauranga Hospital will have VoIP phones for all 800 staff.
General manager of information systems Owen Wallace says VoIP phones will make staff relocation into the new buildings much easier. There were also concerns about the reliability […]
Finally, a kiwi ISP is getting serious about VoIP here in New Zealand! Wireless network provider Woosh will let subscriebrs make VoIP calls to anyone over their network. Woosh is currently just in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch (oh and parts of Southland, would you believe it?).
Read more »