All the industry is talking about Google aim to control all major VoIP technologies. Its intention to buy GIPS seems quite reasonable then. The other aspect is what it means for the current GIPS customers. Let’s not forget that some of them are direct competitors of Google. It’s not unlikely they will have to be satisfied with limited maintenance or no support at all. Google will for sure use VoIP as a platform in its Android OS, Google Chrome and very likely in its Google Apps. Google will require all GIPS’ expertise and engineering resource to support its VoIP strategies. On the other hand there is SPIRIT DSP which has been successfully competing with GIPS over all these years and now stays the only independent VoIP technology company on the market. SPIRIT is famous for its dislodging GIPS from Skype and was listed among the Top 10 VoIP leaders (http://www.fiercevoip.com/special-reports/top-10-voip-leaders) by FierceVoIP. Today SPIRIT offers its VVoIP platform on a variety of desktop and mobile platforms, supporting not only Google’s Android but iPhone, Symbian, Windows Mobile (http://www.spiritdsp.com/press/videoconferencing-on-mobile-platforms.php). SPIRIT is proud to offer a video server (http://spiritdsp.com/press/Video-server-1000-channels-release.php) with 1000-channel capacity. Now SPIRIT is the #1 choice for service providers, application developers, and telcos that are deploying voice and video communication services.
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All the industry is talking about Google aim to control all major VoIP technologies. Its intention to buy GIPS seems quite reasonable then. The other aspect is what it means for the current GIPS customers. Let’s not forget that some of them are direct competitors of Google. It’s not unlikely they will have to be satisfied with limited maintenance or no support at all. Google will for sure use VoIP as a platform in its Android OS, Google Chrome and very likely in its Google Apps. Google will require all GIPS’ expertise and engineering resource to support its VoIP strategies.
On the other hand there is SPIRIT DSP which has been successfully competing with GIPS over all these years and now stays the only independent VoIP technology company on the market. SPIRIT is famous for its dislodging GIPS from Skype and was listed among the Top 10 VoIP leaders (http://www.fiercevoip.com/special-reports/top-10-voip-leaders) by FierceVoIP. Today SPIRIT offers its VVoIP platform on a variety of desktop and mobile platforms, supporting not only Google’s Android but iPhone, Symbian, Windows Mobile (http://www.spiritdsp.com/press/videoconferencing-on-mobile-platforms.php). SPIRIT is proud to offer a video server (http://spiritdsp.com/press/Video-server-1000-channels-release.php) with 1000-channel capacity. Now SPIRIT is the #1 choice for service providers, application developers, and telcos that are deploying voice and video communication services.