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	Statheri - D. Thanassas Fixed telephony Keywords: fixed; telephony Downloads: 824
	Internet Telephony If you can send data over the internet, why not voice, and if voice, why not phone calls, and if phone calls, why not video phone calls. This program looks at the new technology of internet telephony or voice over IP (VOIP) and video telephony. Demonstrations include PowWow 3.7, Tribal.com, ClassPoint 1.02, Connectix QuickCam 1.0, Logitech's QuickClip, Best Data Smart One, and ClearPhone. Originally broadcast in 1999. Keywords: telephony; video telephony; voice over IP Downloads: 1,005 Average rating: (0 review)
	Macworld 2007 -- Groks Science Show 2007-01-10 - Charles Lee and Frank Ling For many technophiles, Christmas comes a couple weeks after the fact. At Macworld 2007, we saw a glimpse of what future telephony will look like, but at the same time, developers have products ready to go. On this program, Jon Phillips from MacLife magazine discussed current trends in computing. Also, Kevin Ford talked about advanced telephone systems. Keywords: science; apple; telephony; iphone Downloads: 2,482 Average rating: (0 review)
	HITB 2004 Security Conference - Emmanuel Gadaix - Phreaking in the 21st Century Emmanuel Gadaix (TSTF) Phreaking in the 21st Century Historical and new telephony vulnerabilities (presentation material in zip) Keywords: telephone; phone; phreaking; security; conference; vulnerabilities; telephony Downloads: 302 Average rating: (0 review)
	Internet Video Telphony After the Internet was around for a few years, people figured out that it was also a phone system and you could use your web connection to do voice and video communications. This program looks at several early examples including PowWow from Tribal Voice, White Pine's ClassPoint, Windows 95 video conferencing, Connectix Web Cam, ClearPhone, stefcam.com, C-U-SeeMe, camgirl.com, and QuickClip. Originally broadcast in 1998. Keywords: voice over IP; video telephony; VOIP Downloads: 1,338 Average rating: (0 review)
	To See What We Hear: Mapping Scenes of Wireless Telephony (CITS, 2002) - CITS Global cultures in transitions research lecture given by Professor Lisa Parks of the Department of Film and Media Studies.? Professor Parks examines the impact of telephony and wireless technologies in former Eastern European Soviet bloc countries. Originally recorded as part of UC Santa Barbara's Center for Information Technology & Society's 2002 Fall Quarter lecture series. Keywords: CITS; UC Santa Barbara; Lisa Parks; Wireless; Telephony; Eastern Europe Downloads: 150 Average rating: (0 review)
	Voice Cloak - http://www.blazeaudio.com/products/voicecloak.html This program raises or lowers your voice, and you can add echoes, choruses, flanges, robot voices or EQs to achieve several different effects. Once you find a combination you like, you can give it a name and save it as a pre-set. You can also click on a button to add a funny sound effect in the middle of any conversation. Keywords: Voice Cloak; Internet; Communications; Voice manipulation; SOUND EFFECTS; SFX; VOIP; VOICE CHANGER; INTERNET TELEPHONY; Voice Cloak Downloads: 177
	Paul Charles Leddy on The Asterisk Free Software Telephone System - The New York Linux Users Group On Thursday October 23 we had a demonstration and overview of Asterisk, a Free Software implementation of a telephone switch. What is a switch? Well, it's the essential core of a phone company. It's also what lets you dial 42 on your phone at work and be connected to the person who knows everything. Wait, that's you? Paul Charles Leddy will be guiding us through a technical overview of how Asterisk works, rather than an overview of how to use it... Keywords: NYLUG; Linux; Free Software; FOSS; FLOSS; computers; techonology; community projects; Open Source; Paul Charles Leddy; Asterisk; Telephony Downloads: 36 Average rating: (0 review)
	Paul Charles Leddy on The Asterisk Free Software Telephone System - The New York Linux Users Group On Thursday October 23 we had a demonstration and overview of Asterisk, a Free Software implementation of a telephone switch. What is a switch? Well, it's the essential core of a phone company. It's also what lets you dial 42 on your phone at work and be connected to the person who knows everything. Wait, that's you? Paul Charles Leddy will be guiding us through a technical overview of how Asterisk works, rather than an overview of how to use it... Keywords: NYLUG; Linux; Free Software; FOSS; FLOSS; computers; techonology; community projects; Open Source; Paul Charles Leddy; Asterisk; Telephony Downloads: 206 Average rating: (0 review)
	Talking Caller ID - http://www.talkingcallerid.com This tool captures incoming caller information for storage and distribution to a number of other communication devices. The basic caller ID function notifies you with a voice that speaks the caller's name. This uses MS Agent technology with animated talking characters and a text-to-speech engine that pronounces the name and number. You can even create custom greetings. The caller information can be stored in a database for future reference and forwarded to pagers or cell phones... Keywords: Talking Caller ID; Internet; Communications; Caller ID; caller id; caller information; talking; communication; telephone; telephony; animated; characters; talkingcaller Downloads: 58
	Call Center - http://www.v3fax.com This is a 32-bit voice, fax and data communications program that provides a telephone dialer, speaker phone, fax utility, voice mail, phone books and an activity log. You can send, receive and print class 1, 2 and 2.0 fax protocols, and most modems are supported. Keywords: Call Center; Internet; Communications; Internet phones; voice mail; communications; telephone; phone dialer; fax; faxing; data transfer; telephony Downloads: 26,137 Average rating: (0 review)