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On Halloween, Polycom released its latest edition to the Soundpoint IP family, the Polycom IP 335.
The Polycom IP 335 will complete Polycom’s “HD” voice line-up acting as the entry level 2 line HD voice phone. The IP-335 looks very similar to the IP 331 but has some upgrades. The IP-335 will support the following:

2 Line [...]

With the end of the third quarter and the start of the fourth quarter upon us all I haven’t had a lick of time to play around with the new snom 870. But thanks to the flu, I’ve been quarantined at home by the rest of the VoIP Supply team giving me a perfect opportunity [...]

Last week at Astricon Sangoma announced a new series of connectivity cards poised to make building open source PBX systems easier and more affordable for do-it-yourself end users and professional systems builders.
Based off the highly successful B600 series that was released last year, the B601 series cards feature a single T1/E1/J1 digital port, plus four [...]

New Unidata WPU-7700 Firmware
Last week, Unidata introduced their latest firmware release for the WPU-7700 WiFI Phone. The new release (version 2.7.0) adds the following functionality and fixes:

Language String: Added Czech and correction of German languages
Provisioning: Download certificate when provisioning
PC-SYNC: Enable access to pc-sync from other subnet
Hold: You can now Press # key to cancel completely
During [...]

When I first started blogging about VoIP “way back” in 2005 I penned one of the most popular “blog lists” of that year.
The Smith On VoIP top 30 VoIP blogs was a celebration of the thought leaders who were shaping my own thoughts and ideas about the VoIP industry at large. Fast forward over four [...]

Tom Keating over at TMC has the scoop on the ratification of the new 802.3at “PoE+” standard. The new 802.3at standard will allow endpoint devices such as IP phones, WiFi Access Points, IP Network Cameras to receive up to 25W of power over existing CAT5e and above cables.