[VOIP_knight]

Other than the UK having virtual numbers do you think that having virtual numbers from more countries would constitute a "major" announcement?

[TheWizard]

London proxy!

Well, here's to hoping! :mrgreen:

[libertyforall1776]

[joke]BroadVideo, like VoIP but now video, just like AT&T is planning to do over fiber to neighborhoods and higher speed DSL to the home with IP Video to compete with the likes of Comcast's video offerings...[/joke] ;-)

Originally Posted by VOIP_knight

BV's website indicates that announcements are due soon. Any guesses out there as to what these are about? Falcon?

[libertyforall1776]

See:
http://www.broadvoice.com/press/falcon-2005-04-10.html

Originally Posted by tapir

What's "Falcon"?

[tehcall]

I'm still scratching my head to what is going to be released. I figured Falcon. Hosted PBX, na.. thats not going to happen with them anytime soon. Maybe the ACUAL release of Falcon is the news.

[stufried]

Originally Posted by TheWizard

London proxy!

Well, here's to hoping! :mrgreen:

I'd love a London server as well, but your average user isn't going to appreciate the value of this.

Stu

[Handsomejacek]

my guess: an announcement that they have completed the implementation of the 911 service.

[mberlant]

I noticed a few days ago that DIDs are now available in Luxembourg. I don't think this rises to the level of excitement the pre-announcement is evoking.

[keefe007]

They also added a lot of new DIDs around the US. It looks like they brought in Level 3 exchanges. I'm not sure if they did this through Level 3 direct or through their main carrier, commpartners.

[daryll]

At this point I think their big news is that they've convinced people to wonder what their big news is.

Whatever it is I hope they get on it soon. I hate vaporware announcements, and this is worse, they're announcing that they will be announcing something soon, that will be available some time in the future.