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Re: How To Get A Google Nexus One EVERYWHERE Now

elagerway — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 14:08:02 -0000

Just make sure the frequency is supported
by your provider in your country.

Re: Lypp launches genius Outlook plugin for conference calling

elagerway — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 15:00:19 -0000

Best efforts VoIP calls can lead to a bad experience and the user doesn't necessarily know if it's the bridge or the line. We try and educate our clients as much as we can but the general population still does not get it. That being said we have not lost one conference call customer.

We may be small now but we feel Lypp is in a unique position to grow into a sizable market leader in teleconferencing & web conferencing. By empowering other providers via our Telephony API we are also growing our wholesale business as well.

Good luck to you as well Alex!

Re: Lypp launches genius Outlook plugin for conference calling

elagerway — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:17:18 -0000

What leg? Lypp does not use VoIP at the edge of the network, hence there is no broadband-based best efforts telephony for any of our clients. My point was that when the connectivity is there we will be ready to deploy an IP solution with relative ease.

As for quality, I will put Lypp up against your services any day of the week. We regularly get customers giving up "free" for Lypp and we have not lost one client yet.

Re: Lypp launches genius Outlook plugin for conference calling

elagerway — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 16:56:41 -0000

Agreed, with almost everything.

When using VoIP at the core of a manged network I would argue the service and quality is no different than pure legacy offerings and potentially more redundant and therefore more reliable.

When the connectivity and bandwidth at the edge of the Internet is more reliable Lypp will also be ready for IP phone and softphone interoperability immediately.

IMHO, I believe eventually all conference calls (likely all telephony) will be over IP, but I agree it will take some time to get there.

- Erik | Lypp
http://lypp.com/conference-...

Re: Lypp launches genius Outlook plugin for conference calling

elagerway — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 01:44:03 -0000

Considering you have to pay for the long distance to call an RLEC local number I am not sure if I would call it a free service, but I digress there is plenty for everyone.

Let me also say Alex that I can fully appreciate what you have done with GCP and applaud you for swinging back at AT&T (and the like). No one likes to see the incumbent squirm more than I.

I would be Interested in an off-line conversation if you are up for it, erik@lypp.com

Re: Lypp launches genius Outlook plugin for conference calling

elagerway — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 18:53:23 -0000

@ alexbcory

I would offer one thing that might help you understand why Ewan might be excited about this service. Lypp was the first commercial conference calling service (in North America at least) that offered scheduled dial-out. Yes, you can use the system as a normal Toll Free conference calling system or you can set your calls up so that everyone in your meeting is called by the system at the time of the meeting, at no extra cost.

As a matter of fact, there are no extra fees whatsoever. Recording & unlimited storage, RSS feeds, Enterprise Account Management (add/edit/remove sub-users) and more, at no extra charge.

Last time I checked, none of the Global Conference Partners services (freeconference.com, instantconference.com etc.) offer automated outbound dialing, but maybe I just missed it.

Re: Lypp launches genius Outlook plugin for conference calling

elagerway — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 18:32:39 -0000

Thank you so much Ewan for the write up and recognition of the recent press release announcing our new Outlook Add-in. I would be happy to get on the phone with you to talk about some new features not yet released.