VUC: IP Communications Community

Kevin Fleming and Joshua Colp talk to us about WebRTC support in Asterisk and what's in Asterisk 11

RIM and Truphone

Angie Reed demonstrates the new Digium Phones on Switchvox pbx.

VUC has been using the excellent ZipDX Conference Bridge for over 3 years. ZipDX is unbeatabme for its sound, G722 wideband, and the wide rages of features. http://zipdx.com

All about the AstLinux project, http://astlinux.org with Darrick Hartman and others from the Astlinux team.

Co authors of the book join us and also share news about FreeSWITCH

Allison Smith joins our public Hangout on Air for a q&A session and chat with VUC regulars. Allison is at http://www.TheIVRvoice.com

Todd Carothers join us from Counterpath

WebRTC explained by Tim Panton, Dan York and and some Googlers. Adhearsion 2 is out, with Ben Lang

Altus Carrier Services Company provides voice over IP origination and termination services to Internet Telephony Service Providers (ITSPs) and Enterprise clients. ACSC's voice services are designed to assist service providers in delivering quality services to their end-users without complexity and in most cases no upfront setup costs.

Sipwise GmbH is an Austrian technology provider located in Vienna, with focus on designing, developing and integrating carrier-grade next-generation communication platforms. Its managers and engineers have deep theoretical and practical experience in the area of highly available Internet and voice services. Sipwise has developed and contributed to industry standard SIP implementations that are among the most widely used nowadays. We provide many years of experience in developing and operating large scale Internet service platforms, including the design of and integration into OSS/BSS frameworks. The companyâ??s philosophy is to establish sustainable relationships with its customers to support increase of productivity and profitability by lowering their operational costs and introducing new services.

A team of Stanford University human computer interaction scientists and network experts created VSee to overcome the limitations of traditional tools. Their goal is a simple, yet full-featured product that works over any network, and requires minimal training.

Telecom fraud and cyber crime is a very serious problem and is all over the news these days. In this call Eric Klein, of Humbug Telecom Labs will take a lighter look at these as we discuss how the Telephone, Computers, Telecom fraud, Telecom and Cyber crime have made it into popular culture.

Michael Graves (http://mgraves.org) investigates the various headsets for use with VoIP.

Johnny Diggs will talk to us about the Geeks Without Bounds initiative. GWOBorg is an international coalition of passionate problem solvers working together to assist people whose survival is improved through access to technology or communications in instances of violence, neglect, or catastrophe.