The dizzying array of SMB VoIP products and unified communications available on the market means solution providers can pick and choose which features and capabilities to push to customers. That is ...

A move by IP telephony vendor Pingtel could be a boon to enterprises interested in deploying VoIP systems based on open source software and server platforms, like Linux. That’s because Pingtel this ...

One of the first open source VoIP projects — and one of the earliest VoIP PBXes, period — is Digium-sponsored Asterisk. A highly mature platform licensed under the GPL, Asterisk supports almost ...

Several vendors are working with the LiMo Foundation, an open-source mobility consortium, to bring Linux into the wonderful world of mobile computing. Panasonic Mobile Communications jumped on the ...

An organization created to protect Linux vendors from patent trolls has scored a new member, consumer VoIP device provider Ooma. Ooma is the second new company in as many months to join the the Open ...

Users of two popular open-source VOIP applications could come under attack if they don't patch their software quickly, a security researcher said today. The vulnerability could enable attackers to ...

Open-source application stacks — and the scramble to build, support and sell them to enterprise IT customers — have been one of the technology industry’s hottest trends this year. Vendors hawking them ...