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Comcast Mobile Broadband IP Telephony, VoIP, Broadband mobile edition In an extensive post that just went up on our sister site News.com, Christopher not only believes that Comcast . IP Telephony, VoIP, Broadband. Latest Post , Last 10 Posts , Archives Previous Post: Ballmer: “appropriate” XBox games coming to Windows

and address issues that users may experience when using Vonage’s VoIP service over Comcast’s cable network.  The move underscores the power that consumers have in driving relationships between competitors to enhance their service delivery. Various reports have theorized that Comcast limited the bandwidth of its customers when using Vonage phone service.  Although these reports have been unsubstantiated, and this weeks press release did not confirm or refute the claims, Comcast has previously

and address issues that users may experience when using Vonage’s VoIP service over Comcast’s cable network.  The move underscores the power that consumers have in driving relationships between competitors to enhance their service delivery. Various reports have theorized that Comcast limited the bandwidth of its customers when using Vonage phone service.  Although these reports have been unsubstantiated, and this weeks press release did not confirm or refute the claims, Comcast has previously

Comcast has long been suspected of no-good hijinks when it comes to carrying the services of rival companies over its networks. Vonage customers, for example, have complained about the voice quality of their calls on Comcast's broadband for years. The issue has grown large enough that the Federal Communications Commission began looking at it. Clearly uncomfortable with the growing scrutiny, Comcast said it

Quite where that leaves other SIP and proprietary VoIP users on Comcast’s network is anybody’s guess. Comcast also say they haven’t been blocking any rivals VoIP in the past either but accusations have been levelled at them. Connection quality is critical for Voice over IP applications as you need as much of the data as possible to arrive in a timely manner. ‘Packet loss’ in a VoIP conversation can manifest itself as a degradation of quality in the call followed by

Vonage had problems with Comcast causing problems for its customers, problems that stemmed not from the same kind of packet reset technology that spurred the initial controversy? Well I don’t know about recently, but some two years ago a lot people complained about Vonage’s service quality on Comcast. Comcast, of course, denied that it was blocking Vonage traffic. That was then. However, the fact that the two companies are announcing a new working relationship has me wondering if Comcast

Vonage had problems with Comcast causing problems for its customers, problems that stemmed not from the same kind of packet reset technology that spurred the initial controversy? Well I don’t know about recently, but some two years ago a lot people complained about Vonage’s service quality on Comcast. Comcast, of course, denied that it was blocking Vonage traffic. That was then. However, the fact that the two companies are announcing a new working relationship has me wondering if Comcast