IP Phone Maker

Yealink recently announced a partnership with AVSystem, a provider of device and service management solutions for Telcos and Service providers. AVSystem is a vendor of TR-069 software, a widely used and accepted means of provisioning diagnostics and control over medium and large populations of devices.


According to a survey by 3CX, Yealink is the most popular brand of terminal equipment with the highest voting rate of 21 percent. 3CX is a developer of an open standard unified communications platform for Windows that works with standard SIP phone and replaces a proprietary PBX.


Orange Romania, one of Romania's largest mobile network providers, today announced that it will use Friendly Technologies' solution for managing IP phones called TR-069, which will ultimately improve the Quality of Experience (QoE) for the country. Friendly's product will be used by Orange Romania to manage IP phones from Yealink and Grandstream as well as a range of routers.


IP phone maker Yealink announced it is soon launching the Yealink Video Phone VP530, which is unified with audio, video and several other applications.


IP phone maker Yealink has just released its advanced executive level IP Video Phone VP530 that integrates audio, video and many applications. Yealink VP530 provides the leading video conferencing solution. The powerful business video phone sports a large display creating an immersive, face-to-face experience over the network, empowering users to collaborate with each other like never before. With its advanced features, the phone delivers superb user experience, optimal productivity and free collaboration, company officials said.


IP phone maker Yealink announced its Gigabit Color Screen IP Handset SIP-T38G has won the Best VoIP Customer Premises Equipment award from Internet Telephony Services Providers' Association's (ITSPA).


IP phone maker Yealink is the latest brand to have been added to the Schmooze Com Endpoint Manager to provide seamless integration with Asterisk PBX platforms. With this new integration, Endpoint Manager will allow Yealink phones to be quickly provisioned and configured directly from the PBX admin GUI, according to a recent Schmooze Com blog.


IP phone system supplier TelcoDepot.com announced the addition of the popular Yealink SIP-T32G Gigabit Color VoIP Phone in its website. SIP-T32G from the IP phone maker Yealink is an enterprise grade phone that meets the collaborative communications needs of different types of businesses. It allows seamless migration to the advanced GigE-based networking platform.


IP phone system supplier TelcoDepot.com announced the addition of the popular Yealink SIP-T32G Gigabit Color VoIP Phone to its website.


As a global provider of IP phones and additional IP telephony solutions, Yealink is well-known throughout the IP industry for its full featured cost-effective VoIP phones; however, it is always rewarding to know that other like-minded companies in the industry stand behind what its colleagues are aiming to achieve in the market.


With the economy still in a relatively unstable state, businesses are still going to great lengths to cut corners where they can to minimize costs while at the same time maintaining efficiency for business processes or internal communications.Luckily, IP phone maker Yealink takes these factors into consideration when designing and manufacturing its latest IP phone offerings. Take Yealink's T3XG Gigabit Color Phone, for example, which provides the same advanced IP telephony features as competitor desktop phones on the market today at a much lower price point.


Aside from providing its portfolio of VoIP desktop phones, IP phone maker Yealink also recently announced the release of its Redirection and Provisioning Service (RPS). Yealink's RPS is a free service offered to the company's customers that eliminates the hassle and cost barriers associated with setting up an IP phone system. The company's RPS does away with the process of unpacking, configuring or repacking a phone before it is shipped to the customer.


The IP telephony industry has been consistently abuzz with news of accomplishments from IP phone maker Yealink over the past two months. And to keep up its streak of news of distribution deals, awards and announcements, the IP phone maker continues to visit trade shows and conferences around the globe to promote its IP desktop phones and additional telephony solutions.


IP phone maker Yealink has a long history of partnering with TelcoDepot.com to distribute its voice and video desktop phones. TelcoDepot.com's online store supplies quality business telephone systems, business VoIP service, VoIP phones, phone headset equipment, video surveillance systems, voice & data cabling solutions, conference phone solutions and Microsoft Response Point Systems.


IP phone maker Yealink's Gigabit Color IP Phone T38G has officially received the 2011 INTERNET TELEPHONY Product of the Year Award from TMC's INTERNET TELEPHONY magazine. The T38G is a spinoff of the company's popular T-28 version, however, it includes a number of upgraded features to keep it in the running with the more advanced IP phones in the industry today. Two features in particular that help the new T-38G stand out, include a dual-port for Gigabit Ethernet and a 4.3? TFT Color Display making the T-38G a useful executive level phone.


With local and global economies being unpredictable and small business owners looking out for cost saving solutions on their telephone service, Computer Support of San Diego clicked at the right time by announcing new cost saving VoIP systems.


Known for its innovative IP phones, Yealink prides itself in providing its customers with desktop technology integrating the latest voice and video capabilities to streamline and simplify communication in the workplace.


With services like call forwarding, call waiting, voicemail, caller ID and three-way calling, getting the right phone from an IP phone maker is crucial to utilizing all the many benefits of using an IP system.


In today's economy, consumers think twice before they buy a big brand name product. Researchers have been examining price-performance ratios to find out if a big brand name really does add value.


Yealink UK's managing director, Andrew Roberts, credits the generally poor European economy's performance-price ratios with how difficult it is to get telecoms and IT managers to commit to new capital expenditure.


According to a recent report from Exact Ventures, the total next generation network (NGN) voice and IP multimedia subsystem (IMS) core market declined 20 percent sequentially in 3Q11 to $1.5 billion.


TelcoDepot.com, an ecommerce VoIP equipment and VoIP service provider, has launched a new collection of Yealink business VoIP phone solutions on its website.


Barry Gerhardt, president and founder of Barry Communications of Worcester, is a man who knows when it's time to consider VoIP. Believe us, friends, if any of these six symptoms Gerhardt identifies describe you, it's time you took a closer look at VoIP, as you've obviously been out of the loop for a few years too long.


IP phone maker Yealink announced it is launching a new business IP video phone VP530 -- the latest innovation in its video phone portfolio. Featuring user-friendly features and a lifelike video communication experience, the new VP530 improves user experience and enhances productivity of clients.


IP phone maker, Yealink, and PortaOne, a provider of software for the communications and utility industries, announced they have successfully completed interoperability testing between PortaOne's flagship PortaSwitch VoIP call control and subscriber management platform and Yealink's full range of VoIP phones.


All business decision-makers want to implement best practices for their customers, but there are so many aspects to consider when targeting vertical markets and customer bases. I was recently part of a discussion with Brad Pitt and Kerry Garrison of 888VoIP to explore some ways that resellers can take fresh approaches to targeting customers.


Yealink, IP phone maker and manufacturer of VoIP Phones and IP Video Phones, has announced successful interoperability testing between PortaOne's flagship PortaSwitch VoIP call control and subscriber management platform and Yealink's full range of VoIP phones.


As 2011 winds down, IP phone maker Yealink is anything but short of news as the company is still trying to sneak in all the announcements and enhancements it can to its IP phone offerings before the year comes to a close.


Turning our attention to the thriving market in South Africa for a minute, we find that while broadband has become considerably more available and affordable in recent years, the challenge of last mile connectivity remains.


IP phone maker, Yealink, manufacturer of IP phones and IP video phones for SMBs held its annual global distributor conference Oct. 17 - 18, 2011 in Xiamen, China to share its product roadmap and celebrate its 10th anniversary in business.


IP Trade Networks, IP phone maker and manufacturer of native IP-based systems, announced the availability of a new IP Touchphone delivering a range of highly reliable and secure IP voice and video consoles that address the needs of a wide category of critical users in a company.


IP phone maker, Global IP Telecommunications, a manufacturer of auto provisioning-capable softphone applications for Voiceover-IP, has released free plug & play solution for VoIP services that enables VoIP even in restricted networks.


With the frequency of advancements in technology, it's hard to keep up with all the latest developments in telecom equipment these days. In some cases, this lack of knowledge can create quite a barrier when it comes time to use or deploy new tools and the user is lacking the education needed to make the most of the equipment. This was at one time true for Voice over IP (VoIP) services, but not anymore. VoIP, an offering used and deployed throughout enterprises and SMBs around the world, has since turned into a household name, or office name, if you will.


Wind Currents Communications, a provider of VoIP service, video phones and IP phones, unveiled new V2VIP video phone service to small-to-medium size businesses (SMBs) and healthcare agency communications that are looking to beat economic odds.


IP phone maker, DSP Group, a provider of wireless chipset solutions for converged communications at home, announced that its XciteR chipset solution is powering the base station of Gigaset Communications' phone SL910 / SL910A, and the DX800A IP phone.


M5 Networks and Sendouts recently announced the integration of M5's award winning M5 Connect CTI (Computer Telephony API) with Sendouts. The announcement was made at the 2011 National Association of Professional Services (NAPS) annual conference. M5 Networks is one of the market leaders in managed, business phone solutions. Sendouts is one of the leading, single source providers of online recruiting software. M5 Connect by Sendouts seamlessly connects the recruiting software and the business phone for real time information management and efficiency.


Yealink Network Technology, a manufacturer of IP phones, in association with 888VoIP, its distribution partner in the United States, announced the launch of its T32G Gigabit color IP phone.


Yealink, a leading manufacturer of IP Phones, announced the latest addition to its Gigabit color IP portfolio. T32G, a complement to Gigabit color IP Phone solution, is a desktop business IP phone designed for management and staff who are looking for a color IP phone in a gigabit environment. It boasts a vibrant color display, HD voice and dual-port Gigabit Ethernet connectivity.


Yealink has announced that it is ramping up production on its new T32G Gigabit Color Phone, available through 888VoIP, its distribution partner in the United States, at the end of the third quarter. The successor to the T38G model, the new Yealink phone, smaller than the T38G, comes in a darker color with brighter printing on the keys.


IP phone maker Yealink's desktop phones have officially passed interoperability tests with Jazinga small business IP PBX phone systems. After extensive testing between Jazinga's auto discovery and configuration capabilities and Yealink's IP T12P, T20P, T22P, T26P and T28P phones, both companies phones are now interoperable. According to the release, Jazinga's customers, whether using SIP trunking services or traditional phone lines for their system, can now easily utilize and configure any of Yealink's phones. Jazinga's automated phone provisioning and setup wizard makes it even easier to add Yealink's phones to Jazinga's corporate communications system.


ColoGuard, a provider of enterprise colocation services, announced partnership with IPsmarx Technology, a provider of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) solutions. The partnership will give IPsmarx's customers access to ColoGuard's fast, direct network routes to cities around the world. It will also give access to the dedicated managed services offered by ColoGuard's parent company GalaxyVisions.


The IPedge EP is the latest addition in the IPedge family of pure IP business telephone systems from Toshiba. The EP series targets small business customers with up to 40 users per server.


AMX, a provider of hardware and software solutions that simplify the implementation, maintenance, and use of technology, announced the availability of its new NXV-CPI Control Phone Interface (CPI) devices.


Voip-Pal.Com Inc., a broadband VoIP telecom company offering local and long distance VoIP services announced that it's recently acquired CallArc.com, part of Bleam Technology Ventures Inc. will now be known as MyPointsPhone.com.


4PSA, developers of cloud computing software, announced that its award-winning Unified Communications solution, VoipNow Professional, will be implemented by The Kabbalah Centre. The Kabbalah Centre is a non-profit organization with centers in 22 countries and an extensive online presence.


IP phone maker Xorcom, a manufacturer of business telephony interfaces and appliances based on Asterisk open source software, announced that Lantone Systems has joined Xorcom distribution channel in Singapore.


When searching for the right IP or VoIP equipment, there are a number of different elements one must take into consideration. To ensure all a user's needs are met, there has to be a healthy balance between quality, cost and compatibility with other products.


IP phone maker Yealink, designer and manufacturer of IP and video phones for the broadband telephony market, has made a number of announcements of interoperability with other companies in the past year. Yealink has recently announced its latest partnership with Far South Networks, a Western Cape-based vendor of IP PBX and IP Gateway equipment. Together, the two companies have completed interoperability testing of Far South Network's phone systems and Yealink's VoIP phones.


Aside from Yealink's VoIP phones and phone system offerings being available directly through the company's website, the IP phone maker also distributes its products through reseller partnerships. TelcoDepot.com, regular small business phone system provider of Yealink's products, has recently added the Yealink T38G SIP VoIP Phone to its family of VoIP phone system offerings.


IP phone maker Yealink has entered into a new partnership with Iristel Inc. that will offer Canadian SMBs a fully integrated HD VoIP Solution. Together, the agreement will leverage Yealink's IP voice and video phone offerings and Iristel's VoIP solutions which are licensed by the Canadian Radio Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC).


If you're not familiar with Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), it's time to educate yourself because the VoIP market is here to stay. By utilizing the Internet and business IP phones, VoIP is changing the way we communicate today and how IP phone makers are approaching the development of their products.


Andrew Roberts, managing director of IP phone maker Yealink (UK) Limited, has received a Highly Commended Certificate from City & Guilds' President, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh.


Times Telecom has announced that the company has completed the development of the "Magic Phone." According to the IP phone maker, the phone service was developed by Times Telecom's Product Development Team over a 3-year period.


IP Phone maker, Yealink's SIP-T2X range desktop phones are now interoperable with Avaya unified communications and IP telephony platforms. The SIP T2X series includes five different models and after undergoing round of compliance testing, are now compatible with with Avaya Aura Communication Manager and Avaya S8800 Media Server with G650 Media Gateway.


Yealink, manufacturer of IP and IP video phones for the broadband telephony market, has recently added to its family of IP offerings with an integrated all-in-one solution for its global customers. In an effort to provide its customers with secure, stable and reliable communication tools, the IP phone maker has officially released its USB Phone.


IP phone maker Yealink, an international VoIP phones manufacturer, has announced the successful completion of interoperability testing with IPsmarx, provider of the IPsmarx's Multi-Tenant IP-PBX and Class 5 Softswitch Platform.


IP phone maker Yealink, a designer and manufacturer of VoIP terminal equipment products for broadband networks, has signed a technology partnership with international virtual contact center solution specialist, CosmoCom.


After months of anticipation and no confirmed launch date in sight, IP phone maker Yealink has finally released its T38G Gigabit color phone.


Nortel, a multinational telecom equipment manufacturer, announced Nortel IP phones for Business Communications Manager (BCM), Nortel Communication Server and Meridian Telephone Systems are in high demand.


IP phone maker Yealink has made a number of announcements this year concerning interoperability with other companies, as well as partnering for distribution of its award-winning phones.


IP Phone maker Yealink is getting ready to launch its T3XG SIP series phones after diligently working on them for the past year.


Last month, IP phone maker Yealink, and VoIP applications provider BroadSoft, collaborated on a presentation together at the 19th Convergence India 2011 international exhibition and conference, held in New Delhi. According to the IP phone maker, Convergence India is the largest ICT event in South Asia, and is the best known event in Indian IP communication industry.


In honor of Earth Hour, IP phone maker Yealink asked all of its employees to switch off their lights for the event's designated hour on Sunday.


IP phone maker, Yealink is just about ready to release the newest member of its IP phone family: the SIP based T38G color phone. The T38G is an updated version of Yealink's popular SIP-T28P and was designed to better meet the demands of next generation communications.


IP phone maker, Yealink's phones have been chosen by a number of companies such as Matrix ComSec, Mobotix and Tikal Networks for interoperability in the past year.


IP phone maker, Yealink offers a variety of IP phones to fit the needs of every business professional. The company has recently announced the next evolution of their popular line of desktop phones with the upcoming SIP-T38G.


IP phone maker Yealink's entire series of phones now support IPv6. In an attempt to remain a step ahead of the IPv4 to IPv6 transition, Yealink has been striving for the availability of IPv6 support long before the announcement was made.


At the CeBit show happening now, IP phone maker Yealink is showcasing three models: The Yealink EXP38 Expansion Module. Company officials say it's designed for improving the power and flexibility of Yealink advanced IP phones SIP-T28P & SIP-T26P. It features 38 fully programmable DSS keys each with a dual-color LED, connected to and controlled by the IP Phone with an RJ-12 cable line. It creates up to 228 additional programmable extensions when 6 EXP38 are daisy chained with the IP Phone.


TMC has named IP phone maker Yealink's VP2009P a recipient of the 2010 INTERNET TELEPHONY Product of the Year Award.


IP phone maker Aptela, provider of business-class VoIP phone services to small businesses, teleworkers and mobile workers, announced the launch of Aptela v5.3, the latest release of its cloud-based calling platform.


IP phone maker Yealink has entered a partnership with VoIP PBX and call center expert, Tikal Networks based in Israel.


IP phone maker Yealink is currently at ITEXPO, booth 801, as one of the many companies exhibiting at the IP communications conference being held in Miami, Fla., through Friday, Feb. 4.


ScanSource Communications, a distributor of communications products, announced that it has extended its distribution relationship with IP Phone Maker ShoreTel, a provider of desktop phones with fully integrated unified communications.


IP phone maker Phonebooth, a provider of small business phone systems utilizing Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology has launched a new online store catered to small businesses. The company works with a number of phone systems in the market. For those who need phones or looking for different options, Phonebooth offers a range of Polycom and Yealink phones to meet the specific needs of each small business, company officials said.


This article originally appeared on Tom Keating's VoiP and Gadgets blog on January 7, 2010. Yealink sent me their Yealink VP-2009 color touch-screen videophone to review a few months back and I finally found some time to crack open the box and check out this very cool phone. Featuring a large 7" digital TFT-LCD with 800×480 pixels resolution, the VP-2009 is pretty slick looking and supports HD voice (G.722) and popular HD codecs (H.263 & H.264).


Teo, a telecommunications company, formerly known as Tone Commander Systems, has received formal letters of approval and CNSS serial numbers for its newest TSG-6 Power over Ethernet (PoE)-enabled IP phone models.


Yealink, IP phone maker and provider of IP communication solutions based out of China, has a lot to be proud of looking back on its accomplishments in 2010.


WorldGate, a provider of digital voice and video communications services and innovative video phones, announced a new 3-way video conferencing and collaboration feature called Ojo Vision for its user community.


Yealink an IP phone maker based out of China is ready to release the latest firmware for its video phone. The Yealink, VP-2009P, a SIP-based video phone, represents the next generation in IP multimedia communication for the IP phone maker.


The integration of the TR-069 client delivered by AVSystem has been completed by Yealink Network Technology. An announcement in this regard has been made by the professional manufacturer of IP Phones, Yealink.


IP phone maker Yealink, provider of IP phones in China, has announced that its SIP-T2xP series IP phones are now compatible with IPv6-standard. This compatibility further reinforces the R&D strength of Yealink phones.


Yealink's, a professional designer and manufacturer of IP phones and video phones for the world-wide broadband telephony market, IP Phones have been certified with BroadSoft Device Management.


Yealink, a Chinese manufacturer of IP phones, is starting to make inroads in the U.S. market with its line of VoIP phones. Several months ago Yealink (News - Alert) sent me a Yealink SIP-T28P IP phone to review. The SIP-T28P is a six-line phone sporting a large 320x160 LCD screen and has full HD voice support (wideband codec, wideband handset, wideband speakerphone). The SIP-T28P was one of the first IP phones to support the G.722 wideband codec that is now all the rage in the VoIP market.My first impression of the SIP-T28P was that I liked the large LCD and the sleek ergonomic design, which had large, easy to press buttons and a useful four-way arrow navigation keypad.


IP Phone maker, Yealink, manufacturer of IP voice and video phone has announced that it plans to release the latest firmware for its award winning IP phone series--SIP-T2x.


Yealink, the professional IP phone maker company that designs and manufactures its own quality IP phones, has announced that its award-winning SIP-TxP series IP phones has been formally validated with BroadSoft's latest BroadWorks Release 17.0. This validation by BroadSoft confirms that Yealink's IP phones now work properly with the BroadWorks SIP interface.


Yealink's T18 and T2x range of business class SIP telephone handsets are now compliant with the IP Office 500 6.0, the key unified communications platform from Avaya Inc., provider of enterprise communications systems, software and services.


With ITEXPO behind us, there are still plenty of events and trade shows for telephony companies to participate in before the year's end. Next up on the agenda for Yealink is Astricon, the official conference for Asterisk, an open source PBX , telephony engine, and telephony applications toolkit. Astricon will be holding its seventh consecutive conference from Oct 26-28 2010 at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in National Harbor, MD.


With IP EXPO just around the corner, a recent survey looking into the criticality of IP networks has reiterated how beneficial IP networks are for businesses today. The survey showcases UK's top IT managers and explains how they found it to be more damaging to their business to lose their IP networks than losing telephone or web presence.


Star2Star Communications has published the first in an ongoing series of white papers. Officials with Star2Star Communications said that the paper, titled Star2Star System Architecture is available for download from the "Resources" section of the Star2Star web site


A 27-year-old Venezuelan man convicted of stealing and reselling more than 10 million VoIP minutes has been sentenced to 10 years in prison, according to a report on Maximum PC.


Toshiba America Information Systems Inc., Telecommunication Systems Division (Toshiba) and Newroads Telecom, a provider of cost-effective IP communications products and services to small and medium-sized businesses, announced the certification of interoperability of Newroads Business SIP Trunking with Toshiba's family of Strata CIX IP business communication systems.


Progressive innovation within the telecommunications industry relies on active trends. Those companies who are able to anticipate and embrace these trends tend to enjoy the most success. The most significant trend in this space today is the change in regulations, according to Aelea Christofferson, President of ATL. Christofferson recently participated in a TMCnet interview in anticipation of the upcoming ITEXPO West 2010 event. When asked about the one product or service needed most in the market, Christofferson pointed to hosted and outsourced options as the economy continues to struggle.


The defense department of Australia is going to enable its troops to make VoIP calls to their friends and family. The personnel deployed in foreign countries or patrolling Australia's border will soon be able to access VoIP via a Wi-Fi-enabled PC. The website claims to obtain some defense documents on the project that reveal that the defense department has taken the new initiative as a step to boost the morale of the Australian troops.


Du Pont Telecom recently announced that it has signed a partnership agreement with Nology, a supplier of security-driven broadband, networking and communication solutions. Through the accord, Du Pont will become an official distributor of Nology's line of Yealink VoIP phones, which simplify businesses communication with a high standard of security.


4PSA, a cloud computing and unified communications software technology company, has been awarded interoperability certification by Yealink for its line of SIP telephones when used with the VoipNow Professional software platform.


Positron Telecommunication Systems Inc., a global provider of business phone systems and Yealink Network Technology CO., Ltd., a designer and manufacturer of IP voice and video phones, have announced interoperability testing between the Positron business phone system and Yealink IP phones.


Speakeasy announced it has extended its free phone offer through the end of August due to a record increase in leads and new customers.


3CX, the international developer of the 3CX Phone System for Windows, and Yealink Network Technology CO., Ltd., an IP phone maker, have successful completed interoperability testing between 3CX Phone System and Yealink IP Phones.


Yealink, a Chinese manufacturer of Voice over Internet Protocol or "VoIP" products, announced the launch of an adaptor that enables functions on its popular T26P and T28P IP telephones to be controlled via Jabra and Plantronics wireless headsets.


Sipcall, a Switzerland-based VoIP service provider, announced it is offering the Siemens Gigaset A580 IP phone for CHF 89 to its customers as summer promotion.


Yealink, a professional designer and manufacturer of IP phones and video phones for the worldwide broadband telephony market, and Elastix have entered into a cooperation agreement.


Beijing PowerUnique Technology Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of China VoIP & Digital Telecom, has signed a virtualization agreement with Guangdong Power Grid to implement an integrated datacenter virtualization solution for Guangdong Power Grid Information Center.


IP phone maker Yealink is starting to make inroads in the U.S. market with its latest VoIP phones, and one of them - the Yealink SIP-T28P IP phone - caught the attention of TMC CIO Tom Keating, our in-house gadget expert.


According to the latest data from ABI Research, more than 55 million smartphones shipped during the first quarter of 2010. The world's smartphone markets continued to build on their strong Q4-2009 performance in the first three months of 2010.


Wesley Clover Solutions, a provider of IP voice communications platforms for financial trading firms and command and control centers, is making multimedia communications easier for these companies through XP-22 IP Trading Desktop, the latest addition to the company's Crossover Series of multimedia trading desktop solutions.


Red Bend Software, a provider of Mobile Software Management, announced that in the first quarter of 2010 its vRapid Mobile and vDirect Mobile software products were embedded in 70 million mobile phones and connected devices, a total shipments of 750 million.


IP phone maker Yealink has launched new firmware V50 for its SIP-T2x IP phone series.


Buffalo, N.Y.-based supplier of VoIP equipment VoIP Supply recently announced the release of the Yealink line of IP phones on VoIPSupply.com, comprising five different SIP based models that range in price from $72 to $148.


Yealink Ltd., a manufacturer and distributor of high definition Session Initiation Protocol end-point devices, announced that it has been chosen for membership in the Avaya DevConnect program.


Infonetics Research has released its annual PON Equipment in Asia Pacific report, which tracks WDM-PON; 2.5G and 10G GPON; and 1.25G/2.5G and 10G EPON equipment vendors, ports, and revenue in the major markets of Asia.


888VoipStore, a source for Voice over IP Business Telephone Systems or "IP-PBX" and VoIP Communication products, has announced that it is now a major distributor for Yealink phones in the United States.


Chinese company Yealink a professional IP phone designer and manufacturer announced that it's simply IP phone SIP-T18P is available in the market.


Brekeke Software, a developer of Session Initiation Protocol telephony software for enterprises and service providers, announced interoperability between Yealink SIP-T2x series enterprise HD IP Phones and Brekeke PBX.


CounterPath Corporation, a provider of desktop and mobile VoIP software solutions, has introduced NomadicPBX, a turnkey platform for enabling converged mobile and broadband SIP voice, messaging and presence services.


Digium, Inc., the Asterisk Company, and Yealink, a professional IP voice and video phone designer and manufacturer for broadband networks, have announced an interoperability partnership and certification of Yealink SIP-T2x series IP phones.


China VoIP & Digital Telecom, Inc.'s wholly-owned subsidiary Jinan Yinquan Technology Co., Ltd., has inked a virtualization deal with the Network & Information Center of Shandong University.


The number of mobile phone users is growing everywhere - but exponentially in China.


Xorcom and Yealink have completed interoperability testing between Xorcom's IP-PBX models and the full range of Yealink's SIP-T2x series HD IP Phones.


SPiDCOM Technologies, a Bourg la Reine, France, provider of fabless semiconductor company, has announced that it is going to present a wide array of products based on its EoC (Ethernet over Coax) solutions during the China Content Broadcasting Network (CCBN) show. CCBN attracts participants from both digital TV and broadband network industries.


Sutus, a provider of communications solutions to small businesses, announced that Sutus Business Central BC200 has received a Technology Marketing Corporation INTERNET TELEPHONY magazine 2009 Product of the Year Award for product innovation.


Digium, Inc., and Yealink, a professional IP voice and video phone designer and manufacturer, reportedly have completed interoperability testing for the Asterisk Business Edition and Yealink SIP-T2x series.


When industry gurus and financial-analyst types speak of a telecommunications resurgence, more often than not they're talking about WiFi, 4G and smartphones. The sexy stuff, if you will. But if you're not in the mobile handset business, fear not, as other telecom segments - including those that make the hardware that powers the most popular gadgets and networks -- are finally making a comeback.


Whether you're installing a few VoIP phones or shopping around for a full-bodied unified communications solution, if you're in charge of making purchases at your company, there are a number of questions that must be asked before you part ways with your purse change.


It's no secret that in the enterprise space, unified communications based on IP technology has taken hold. And, in a few years time, the transition from old legacy infrastructure to Internet protocol-based systems is expected to really ramp up, according to Frost & Sullivan's latest "World Enterprise Telephony Platform Markets" report.


With IP phone makers' increasing use of video technology, better price points and other factors at play, VoIP penetration among U.S. businesses is expected to increase rapidly over the next few years, reaching 79 percent by 2013.


After a successful run at its second ITEXPO, Xiamen, China-based IP phone maker Yealink posted news of its plans to grace the halls of Germany's CeBIT2010 show, to be held March 2-6 in Hannover.


If you're in Miami this week, chances are you're seeing a lot of high-tech stuff, gadgetwise, from video-ready VoIP phones to smartphones that make your own cell seem a little dated.


As IP phones gain traction in consumer and business markets, it's no secret the worldwide market for cordless phones - those with portable handsets linked by radio to fixed-line base units - is declining.


With the increasing sophistication of video and other IP-based technologies in 2009, the world saw a slew of new releases from companies like Yealink.


Wick Hill announced that it been appointed as a distributor of Yealink's VoIP telephony hardware.


Elastix, a Latin American maker of appliance software that integrates tools for Asterisk-based PBXs onto a single interface, and Yealink, an IP phone designer and manufacturer, announced today the two firms have completed interoperability testing between the Elastix IP-PBX and the full range of Yealink SIP-T2x series HD IP phones.


Lots of cool gear from manufacturers in China, Japan, South Korea and other Asian countries have made it overseas to win the hearts (and contracts) of U.S. enterprises. And Xiamen, China-based IP phone maker Yealink hopes to do the same this winter, when it hits Miami Beach for TMCnet’s annual ITEXPO East, held Jan. 20-22.


Video phones, once super-high-tech, expensive devices for the home that were a luxury, are becoming more common among consumers and small busineses – and it's easy to see why.


In a move to bring affordable visual communication to the masses by delivering the free face-to-face video call, Chinese IP phone maker Yealink announced today that the general availability of its new VP-2009 IP multimedia phone.


When it comes to IP phones, it's not easy to stand out in a market of highly functional, high tech communications devices. But if the price tag's reasonable and the design is sleek and functional, an IP phone maker has a fighting chance.


Yealink introduced its line of inexpensive multimedia phones to attendees at the Hong Kong Electronics Fair and China Sourcing Fair, held at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Center and Asia World Expo.


First, it spread throughout the enterprise. Then, it moved into coffee houses, homes and airplanes. Now, it's even making its way into IP phones.


It's no secret that interest in media phones is on the rise thanks to hot applications like videoconferencing, higher-quality voice technology and improved interfaces. But although IP phone makers say they're seeing a growing interest in their wares, the cost of IP phones still hasn't come down enough to encourage mass adoption.


If you find yourself a wanting slick, high-tech video phone in the office and home, you're not alone. In fact, multimedia IP phones in the "fourth screen" devices market are poised to enjoy strong growth in the next few years – generating a market value above $5 billion by 2014.


Chinese phone manufacturer Yealink took home one of ITEXPO West's coveted "Best of Show" awards for its latest line of enterprise IP phones, the company announced at the conclusion of the event, held in Los Angeles Sept. 1-3.


Yealink's partnership with pbxnsip further expands the companies' resource base and creates new exposure possibilities thanks to a combined product that is versatile for all industries including SMBs, enterprises, ITSP, ISP, call centers and the hospitality industry.


Fueled by the notion that seeing is believing, IP video phone calling is continuing to increase in popularity and usage. Its growing adoption is driven by new products to help boost employee productivity and allow instant communication, giving users the perception as if they are in the very same room through video conversations.


Market research firm InStat predicts that consumer media phones will generate between $4 billion and $8 billion in annual revenue worldwide by 2013. Additionally, InStat predicts that business media phones will generate $3.3 billion in annual revenue worldwide in 2013.


Epygi offers a full line of IP-PBXs geared for small to medium sized businesses. Depending on the model selected, the company's Quadro line of IP-PBXs supports anywhere from two to 32 IP phones – in addition to analog phones – plus they can easily be expanded to support additional lines all the way up to about 400 extensions. Currently the company offers about 11 different models.


China-based Yealink prides itself on making its IP phones affordable – a major boon in this protracted recession. Since its establishment in 2001, Yealink has focused on the development of "high-quality VoIP products that are easy-to-install, easy-to-use, high-performance, reliable, and yet affordable," according to company officials.


Since Apple launched its iPhone about one year ago, many phone makers have been accommodating consumers' tastes by offering touch-screen capability. It's no different in the office, where companies such as Yealink include touch-screen features on their IP video phones.