VUC: IP Communications Community: Recent Episodes
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Longtime friends from the Zoiper team join us to talk about the newest version of their successful softphone.
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Jay Carpenter joins us to talk about the basics of cryptocurrency. We cover the origins of Bitcoin and Ethereum,and disclaim that we are NOT suggesting you invest in any.
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The creators of what is now called Google Voice are with us to talk about their successful enterprise phone system, Dialpad.com. Craig Walker, Vincent Paquet and Erik Lagerway join the usual suspects.
Why Ring doesn't ring my bells and a lot of other experiences from a great panel. Enjoy!
Don't ask friends who they use, they don't have your profile, you need to test the coverage of each carrier in the areas you live, work and play in. We'll show you how!
Guests Nir Simionovich and Eric Klein join the regulars to chat about Astricon and its history as well as other events like ClueCon, Kamailio World and yes, AMOOCON!
Martin Geddes is a network performance scientist and pioneer of quality management in digital supply chains. As well as running his own telecoms consulting business, he is also co-founder of Just Right Networks Ltd. This start-up delivers Virtual Quality Network solutions that apply proven â??leanâ?? concepts to telecoms for the first time. His previous jobs have included senior technical roles at BT, Telco 2.0, Sprint and Oracle. He holds an MA in Mathematics & Computation from the University of Oxford. He is also currently writing a book, The Internet is Just a Prototype, on the future of distributed computing.
Just this week, Dan Jenkins announced COMMCON 2018. Scheduled for June 25-28, 2018, the conference is described as, â??The UKâ??s only open-source real-time communications conference.â?? Moreover, Dan has secured what looks to be a fantastic venue in Wotton House, in Surrey, UK.
Experiences of roaming in the USA, plus local SIM with T-Mobile and AT&T. Solutions with Google Voice.
Mastodon, what is it, how does it work? Creator Eugen Rochko joins us to explain. Where can you set up your own Mastodon instance? (Hint: https://masto.host with Hugo Gameiro)
GNU Taler is an electronic payment system under development at Inria. They expect to make it operational in 2017. You can learn about Taler on this website, try the demo and look at developer and API documentation.
This week weâ??ll look back at Cluecon 2017, which was last week in Chicago. Given the intensity of the event, much of the Freeswitch core team are on a well-deserved, post-event hiatus. Nonetheless, weâ??ll be joined by Kathleen King (Freeswitch Solutions), Giovanni Maruzzelli (OpenTelecom.IT) and Muteesa Fred from Liquid Telecom in Uganda.
one of the maintainers of BIND, and weâ??re honored to have him with us to talk about DNS RPZ (Response Policy Zone). RPZ is a mechanism for use by DNS recursive resolvers to allow customised handling of the resolution of collections of domain name information (zones).
Serval is a telecommunications system comprised of at least two mobile phones that are able to work outside of regular mobile phone tower range due thanks to the Serval App and Serval Mesh.
LBRY.io is many thing to many people. The best way to understand it is to goo check it out.
Back to the roots with Emil and Saul on the past, present and future of this important platform.
Known for starting the Free Software Foundation and for his contributions to GNU/Linux, Stallman has been a vocal free software advocate for the past two decades.
Using Jitsi Meet, we gather a few friends to talk about Google Home and calling phone numbers, and mlore.
Sam Machin and Chris Matthieu compliment the usual panel to talk about Amazon's surprise entry into the wonderful world of telephony.
This week we are joined by Dan Guido from Trail Of Bits, who are part of the team behind the Algo VPN project. Algo VPN is an easy to install VPN server that you can run yourself on a cloud services like AWS or Digital Ocean.
Lorenzo Miniero and Simon Pietro Romano join us to describe their setup fir sharing IETF meetings worldwide
Allison Smith chats with us on her IVR presentation and Alan Quayle gives a preview of TADHack Mini later this month. Also some talk about the recent 911 problem in Dallas.
Seald.io offers one click encryption to exchange sensitive info with the less clued contacts who wouldn't install GnuPG
Lots of great stuff here if you're interested in telecommunications, 5G, mesh networks and bandwidth
FreeSWITCH team members Kathleen King and Brian West join us to talk FreeSWITCH, ClueCon and more.
Allison Smith and Daniel-Constantin Mierla join for a Kamailio World 2017 update (May 8th-10th in Berlin)
An excellent session with Stacey on IoT the current and future states of home automation and IoT.
We catch up with Yate co-founder Diana Cionoiu who will share what they've been up to since her last VUC visit. We are talking about this page: http://yatebts.com/products/ and https://telecominfraproject.com/
immmr is a communication app which lets you connect on any device, anywhere, with anyone. The company was founded in 2015 by a small team out of T-labs. We are located in Berlin and work with experts and creatives from countries all around the world.
As 2016 winds to a close, and the holiday season drives possible guests into seclusion, we assemble our regular panel to consider notable advances & embarrassments in tech from 2016. An open discussion, anyone can join and tell us of some bit of tech that significantly impacted your life in the year past. Was it Good, Bad or Ugly?
Chad Hart, Head of Strategic Products at Voxbone (and WebRTC guy at webrtcHacks and Kranky Geek) will discuss Voxboneâ??s Workshop program show off some of its new WebRTC, Communications API, and Cloud offerings.
Stefan Wintermeyer, one of our first guests on VUC in 2007, talks about his latest project, Vutuv
We catch up with the fast moving Emil this week for a session on the past, present and future of the project and its team.
KORUZA is designing a free-space optical communication system reusing mass produced electro-optical transceivers, using low-cost 3D printing with bare-minimum custom electronics design. DIY friendly open-source release together with a complete kit of assembly parts as well as detailed instructions on how to properly assemble and test the system, is released.
Kent Dickson, co-founder of Yonomiu joins us. IoT and more, beyond ITTT An extended session after Youtube ended!
Dave Täht is a singer, pianist, guitarist, writer, experimenter, theorist, hacker, maker, faker â?? in no particular order, on any given day, and he also writes code.
We talk about home automation, turing on dumb light bulbs and talking to plant moisture sensors, the protocols, the concerns, the security, etc.
The new models of distribution, piracy, regions, content and what's in store in future. Check out http://StealThisShow.com
2G near being turned off, James and Tim argue about when the new stuff to replace it will be available. IoT security and Pixelmania, too.
OnSIP CEO Mike Oeth, a longtime supporter of VUC, will discuss the strategy behind app integrations in the UCaaS space and how they fit into the larger product roadmap. OnSIP recently released a Slack integration with their WebRTC user interface, the OnSIP app.
2600Hz talks KazooCon and Distributed Telecom Cluster Technology, plus TADHack preview and news
Invoxia CEO Serge Renouard joins us for a look at an unusual appliance, Triby, a useful device for the home.
We talk about Astricon, the new line of Digium phones and review the new "PBX in a browser" from Fone.do
Richard Neumann and the team at 2r1y needed a cost-effective, high-performance camera for a specific application. When they couldn't find a commercial answer they launched sub2r to build it themselves.
James, Andy, Michael & Randy talk about apps and hardware. Also Wire client is open sourced and EFF sues the US government over DCMA 1202
Good chat about Shaun Gibson's company Telcom.io and how they provide Internet in the UK and elsewhere in future.
ipDTL: A WebRTC-based service delivering broadcast audio links via IP Watch live at http://live.vuc.me Listen at https://vuc.me/mp3 or http://vuc.audio
Janus is a WebRTC Gateway developed by Meetecho. Its sole purpose is to set up a WebRTC media communication with a browser, exchanging JSON messages with it, and relaying RTP/RTCP and messages between browsers and the server-side application logic theyâ??re attached to.
ShareAnywhere is the smart way to have discussions online from your smartphone, tablet or computer. No software downloads. No training. No upfront cost.
Rogervoice is enabling the deaf and hard-of-hearing to make phone calls. See http://RogerVoice.com - Bart is found at http://www.bijouconsulting.com/
VUC is proud to present the meeting between Matthew Hodgson of Matrix.orfg and Chris Matthieu of Octoblu.com. We get together with the regulars to talk about WebRTC, IoT and the price of phish.
Another longtime friend, Chris Matthieu joins us to look back as 2015, a year that saw his "Skynet" company Octoblu's first year as a part of Citrix. IoT, security and more on the menu.
Longtime friend of the VUC, Emil talks about the acquisition of Jitsi by Atlassian, moving his family to Austin, Texas, mobile and video technologies and more.
Aaron Day designs some of the sounds you hear in apps: pings, rings, and dings as well as sonic logos. We talk about all that and more.
Unpredictable weather and urbanisation are causing ever more frequent floods in our rivers, watercourses and drainage systems. To understand this we need a new way of monitoring potential flooding. Low-cost wireless sensors and the Internet of Things make this possible.
MeetingMogul parses your smartphone calendar and shows you all your conference calls and meetings in a convenient agenda view. Simply touching the call icon or acting on the reminder will dial you right into your conference call, without having to look up, remember, or dial any numbers. MeetingMogul also allows you to easily call, text or email attendees without having to look up their information in your contacts and to use calling cards to automatically dial international numbers.
Exclusively to VUC on October 9th we take a deeper dive into the new product launches with Sam Kennedy, Polycom's Director of Worldwide Consulting Engineering and VUC (semi)regular and longtime friend Jason Bordujenko to understand the solution set as well as discuss Polycom's vision for the Workplace of the Future.
Earlier this year Grandstream Networks Inc. upped their game in the video conference space, launching the GVC3200, an enterprise video conference system. Friday, October 2nd Phil Bowers, Global Marketing Communications Manager for Grandstream Networks Inc. will join us to profile this new device.
Google Voice becomes much more useful when you cannect via SIP for outgoing and incoming calls.
Asterisk creator Mark Spencer will talk about how he created Avilution, a revolution in avionics. Trust Mark to share his passion for flying and give the reasons for why he created this product.
Record high-quality audio of each participant of a conference, whether Skype, Hangout or other technology.
Keith Casey tells us about how Clarify.io API can index audio and video and we look at the exciting future implications of this.
Impressive demo of the new FreeSWITCH advances with Verto and what else happened at Cluecon.
CEO Varun Singh joins us to give details on what callstats.io can do for your application.
Clammr is an Instagram for audio app, listen to the description or watch the video at http://vuc.me
testRTC is a testing, monitoring and analytics platform designed and built for the new generation of WebRTC-based communications. testRTC enables you to improve the user experience of your service by becoming an integral part of your development and deployment practices.
We salute the US Independence Day with a panel of mostly British and Europeans, but talk about mobile, LTE, roaming, Nexus 5 and 6, encryption and lots of other interesting topics.
A new messaging system loaded with features like encryption, audio calls (and soon video) and more.
Mira Georgieva and Zoa join us to discuss the advances they've made in this mature product.
Live from Lisbon at the site of TADHack 2015. Features appearances by James Body, Andy Smith, Carsten Bock, Alan Quayle and the crowd gathering for the TADHack event this weekend.
HOMER is a SIP Capture system and Monitoring Application with HEP, IP Proto4 (IPIP) encapsulation & port mirroring/monitoring support right out of the box.
Big Blue Button is an open source project that weds a number of existing projects to create a high-quality distance learning and collaboration platform. This week project lead Fred Dixon joins us to deliver an update on the state of the project, hot on the heels of their most recent developer conference.
Zello CEO Bill Moore and founder Alexey Gavrilov join us to chat about this excellent app available on almost any mobile!
Chris Wendt of Comcast joins us to talk about Comcasts WebRTC app Share and we see a demo of how it works.
Known co-founders Erin Richey and Ben Wertmüller tell us about Known, a publish once and syndicate solution. Dave Michels is home from EC with some stories.
Rafe Blandford joins us to talk about what went on of interest at Mobile World Congress
VUC529 on Friday, February 20th will feature Grandstream Networks addressing issues of security and surveillance. Phil Bowers, Global Marketing Communications Manager, will be discussing their range of SIP-capable security cameras and new NVR-3550 network video recorder. One of the key things he will highlight is the natural synergy between SIP telephony and the video surveillance requirements common to business installations.
We talk about Wire, Matrix, Snapchat, and how IM needs a directory in order to somehow find everyone!
"Deploy your own private mobile network with OpenBTS, the open source software project that converts between the GSM and UMTS wireless radio interface and open IP protocols. With this hands-on, step-by-step guide, youâ??ll learn how to use OpenBTS to construct simple, flexible, and inexpensive mobile networks with software."