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Sangoma Technologies Corporation, a supplier of hardware and software enabling server-based voice and data communication applications, has announced the launch of the D500 voice transcoding card for IP Telephony applications.

Telecom carrier Viper Networks, Inc has claimed that its wireless division in Saudi Arabia had generated approximately $300,000 in new business in the month of October alone.

Believe it or not, the official Google Voice app for the iPhone is finally live in the iTunes App Store. And, as so aptly stated in this Business Insider piece, it has been a long time coming. The app was first submitted by Google for its call and texting service more than a year ago. The long wait time has been the source of intense controversy considering reports surrounding the first application.

Verismo Networks, an IPTV platform, has closed $17 million in financing. Intel Capital led the round with additional participation from Verismo's existing investors. Verismo said it will use the money to accelerate growth and expand operations as it delivers its technology to customers and channel partners worldwide.

iBasis revealed that Paraguay's national telecommunications carrier, Compania Paraguaya de Comunicaciones S.A. (COPACO) connected to its IP telephony network for the exchange of international phone calls.

Avaya, Inc., a provider of enterprise communications systems, announced the latest version of its communications solution, Avaya IP Office 6.1 IP Telephony, designed to expand business collaboration for small and medium enterprises (SME) market.

Mitel launched the Mitel Freedom architecture, a single, cloud-ready hosted exchange software stream that delivers an array of communications options for businesses looking to integrate a voice solution into best-in-class networks and applications.