Coms Plc., a leading provider of VoIP business phone systems in the UK,  has announced the launch of Coms VoIP DECT(Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications). Using repeaters and additional base station, this fully wireless version will provide customers with crystal clear voice within an area covering 100 meters to 64 sq. kilometers.

The best part of Coms VoIP DECT is that it is fully customizable. The improved handset battery give up to 150 hours stand by and 10 hours of talk time. The phone system also provides features of call hold, call transfer, voice mail, etc. that are now becoming regular features of business phone systems.

The system uses base stations, which is well connected to Internet and installed at the user’s location. Working as a bridge between a telephone handset and the Coms server, these base stations deliver a wireless signal to the handsets. Since it is an Internet-based service, it can include many locations in the same network providing good business communication.  With an increased mobility and easy installation facility, it provides all the services that one expects from an excellent business VoIP system. The installation of Coms VoIP has reportedly reduced telephone bills of a client by half.

Dedicated Micros has expanded its product portfolio as can be seen from the release of its catalogue for 2008/2009. The catalogue features 50 pages of in-depth product information on its complete range of CCTV products. The catalogue can be downloaded from the company's website.

Meanwhile, a couple of interesting articles give an insight into the latest trends in digital video recording and surveillance. There are rapid advances in the field of digital recording and it is undoubtedly very important for people involved in this industry to keep up with these advances, and understand how changes are impacting every aspect of surveillance.

Likewise, while recording leads to the capture of millions of images, the challenge is in being able to use these images effecively to achieve security goals. Increasingly, it is not just about being able to capture lots of images via advanced security cameras, but in being able to process those images intelligently and effectively. There is an important role for business intelligence systems in this regard, as this article says.

Thing5, a leader in providing next-generation hosted voice solutions has certified the TeleMatrix 3300IP phone after full testing with its telecommunication platform. The 3300 VoIP phone is designed specially for the hospitality industry.

Designed for hotel guestroom VoIP application, the 3300IP phone features a large faceplate area and guest service key options. An added feature is the TouchLite one-touch voice mail retrieval facility. Thing5's hosted PBX solutions already offer many unique features like wake-up call management, call accounting and other additional features like unified messaging platform to allow guest room call to be further forwarded to cell phone or voice mail, etc.  

According to John Barron, the development Director of Things5,  it is good that TeleMatrix’s 3300 VoIP’s ability to work with Thing5’s SIP trunking platform had been verified so quickly. He expected clients to benefit as a result of deploying the SIP trunking services from TeleMatrix with its own advanced telecommunication technology.