1. I wonder how Vonage is going to react when Yahoo! launches their VoIP service using Xten's technology. Xten also powers Vonage's softphone. A report yesterday on Andy Abramson's blog http://andyabramson.blogs.com/voipwatch/2005/04/xten_should_be_.html indicates that Yahoo is already using Xten http://xten.com. Vonage had better get with the softphone/video program if they plan to compete.

Posted at 5:28AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Chuck

2. I wonder how Vonage is going to react when Yahoo! launches their VoIP service using Xten's technology. Xten also powers Vonage's softphone. A report yesterday on Andy Abramson's blog http://andyabramson.blogs.com/voipwatch/2005/04/xten_should_be_.html indicates that Yahoo is already using Xten http://xten.com. Vonage had better get with the softphone/video program if they plan to compete.

Posted at 5:28AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Chuck

3. I think $100 might be a little out of line, especially after seeing Engadget's review of the device recently. I'm a Vonage customer, who loves the death out of it, but this is definitely off base.

Posted at 5:28AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Tom

4. Vonage does have a softphone option which makes use of the same XTen (Counterpath) software. Having tried it, I can say that the functionality is good and performance is of a high quality. In addition, there are Vonage configurations of softphones (incl. Xten again) available for other platforms such as the pocketPC, which I have also tried and found to be solid.

Posted at 5:28AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Mike

5. I wonder how Vonage is going to react when Yahoo! launches their VoIP service using Xten's technology. Xten also powers Vonage's softphone. A report yesterday on Andy Abramson's blog http://andyabramson.blogs.com/voipwatch/2005/04/xten_should_be_.html indicates that Yahoo is already using Xten http://xten.com. Vonage had better get with the softphone/video program if they plan to compete.

Posted at 5:28AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Chuck

6. I wonder how Vonage is going to react when Yahoo! launches their VoIP service using Xten's technology. Xten also powers Vonage's softphone. A report yesterday on Andy Abramson's blog http://andyabramson.blogs.com/voipwatch/2005/04/xten_should_be_.html indicates that Yahoo is already using Xten http://xten.com. Vonage had better get with the softphone/video program if they plan to compete.

Posted at 5:28AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Chuck

7. I think $100 might be a little out of line, especially after seeing Engadget's review of the device recently. I'm a Vonage customer, who loves the death out of it, but this is definitely off base.

Posted at 5:28AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Tom

8. Vonage does have a softphone option which makes use of the same XTen (Counterpath) software. Having tried it, I can say that the functionality is good and performance is of a high quality. In addition, there are Vonage configurations of softphones (incl. Xten again) available for other platforms such as the pocketPC, which I have also tried and found to be solid.

Posted at 5:28AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Mike