June 15th, 2010 by 
David Goldstein
The web-based phone service Skype says Australia needs to reconsider its approach to allocating phone numbers to allow for numbers not linked to an address. … more
Posted in ENUM, Governance, Telecom, VoIP |
December 25th, 2009 by David Goldstein
India can adopt telephone number mapping to avoid migrating from 10-digit mobile number to an 11-digit number. The ever-increasing number of fresh subscribers every month has exhausted the allotment of new serial mobile numbers available with the department of telecom (DoT), forcing the industry to seek migration to the 11-digit solution. … more
Posted in ENUM |
September 20th, 2009 by David Goldstein
CZ.NIC, the registry for .CZ (Czech Republic) domain names will hold their third ENUM Day on Thursday 15 October in Prague. … more
Posted in ENUM |
April 27th, 2008 by David Goldstein
New Century InfoComm Tech (Sparq), one of three small operators of fixed-line telecommunication services in Taiwan, plans to start E.164-format VoIP services in July, according to the company. … more
Posted in ENUM |
April 1st, 2008 by David Goldstein
On 18 April 2008 DENIC will host the 10th ENUM Day. The event takes places in the Le Meridien hotel in Frankfurt, Wiesenhüttenplatz 28-38 (close to Frankfurt central railway station). The ENUM Day begins at 10 a.m. and ends approximately at 4 p.m. Participation is free of charge. Please register for this event via Denic’s web form. … more
Posted in ENUM |
March 19th, 2008 by Editor
One of the announcements at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona last week indicated the GSM Association had retained NeuStar to pilot a new Number Resolution Service (NRS) that would automatically translate phone numbers into IP-based addresses. This would enable mobile users to initiate voice calls and messages from mobile handsets, along with other UC communications, across different IP-based carrier networks.
The number resolution service is described as a Private or Carrier ENUM approach to cross-network contacts, and offers a global master root directory for address data exchange between mobile carriers. … more
March 19th, 2008 by Editor
RIM’s first handheld BlackBerry wireless e-mail device, launched in 1999, filled an important gap in the market for secure, enterprise-quality mobile web messaging.
The BlackBerry spread like wildfire.
Even though investment in mobile enterprise is growing - an estimate from analysts Frost & Sullivan sees spending on mobile enterprise rising at a compound annual rate of 21.3 per cent between 2007 and 2013 - BlackBerry-type booms are not enjoyed by all new wireless applications for business markets. … more
