JAJAH Unveils World's 1st Telephony Application Using Intel's Remote Wake Technology
JAJAH today unveiled the world's first telephony application to utilize Intel's Remote Wake technology. This energy efficient capability turns the home PC into an 'always available' communications hub for the first time, with Intel Remote Wake technology enabling the home PC to 'wake up' from energy efficient sleep mode to accept phone calls.
With JAJAH's telephony support, the computer has direct access to JAJAH's IP-telephony network, enabling the PC to both make and receive high quality, low cost phone calls. Select Intel® Motherboards with support for Intel Remote Wake technology will be available next month.
JAJAH was selected by Intel to be the first telecommunications provider to implement Intel's Remote Wake capability into their core telephony infrastructure. Now any third party developer can leverage the JAJAH platform and its support for Intel Remote Wake technology. In addition to enhanced telephony access for consumers, PCs with JAJAH and Intel's Remote Wake capability can deliver 'real' energy saving benefits for consumers.
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Saturday, September 27, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Intel to Add Wake-on-VoIP Technology to Mobos
Intel to Add Wake-on-VoIP Technology to Mobos,Intel said that four new unspecified motherboards would include a capability called Remote Wake, an improved version of the Wake-on-LAN or Wake-on-WAN technology that has been around for about a decade.
The new addition to the technology is the ability for a VOiP call to wake up the PC, a feature that's obviously geared toward Skype and other VoIP providers. VoIP provider Jajah announced support for the technology. However, both Orb Networks and CyberLink did as well, evidence that Remote Wake will be used for media management, such as recording TV shows, in addition.
Intel spokesman George Alfs confirmed the capability, and named the motherboards, which use either the G45 or G43 chipset: the DG45FC, the DG45ID, the DG43NB, and the DP43TF. Mor details on the new boards may be found at Intel's Web site.
"Basically four motherboards we put out have this capability, and the software vendors have been doing the PR," Alfs said.
Wake-on-LAN technology lets a remote user "wake up" the PC through an alert signal, a key technology for IT admins involved in remote management of corporate PCs or servers. But the technology has never quite caught on in the mainstream PC world, perhaps because allowing remote control of one's PC was seen as a possible security risk.
Jajah was selected by Intel to be the first telecommunications provider to implement Intel's Remote Wake capability into their core telephony infrastructure, Intel and Jajah said. Intel invested $20 million into the company in May 2007.
Enjoy to talk with VoIP !
The new addition to the technology is the ability for a VOiP call to wake up the PC, a feature that's obviously geared toward Skype and other VoIP providers. VoIP provider Jajah announced support for the technology. However, both Orb Networks and CyberLink did as well, evidence that Remote Wake will be used for media management, such as recording TV shows, in addition.
Intel spokesman George Alfs confirmed the capability, and named the motherboards, which use either the G45 or G43 chipset: the DG45FC, the DG45ID, the DG43NB, and the DP43TF. Mor details on the new boards may be found at Intel's Web site.
"Basically four motherboards we put out have this capability, and the software vendors have been doing the PR," Alfs said.
Wake-on-LAN technology lets a remote user "wake up" the PC through an alert signal, a key technology for IT admins involved in remote management of corporate PCs or servers. But the technology has never quite caught on in the mainstream PC world, perhaps because allowing remote control of one's PC was seen as a possible security risk.
Jajah was selected by Intel to be the first telecommunications provider to implement Intel's Remote Wake capability into their core telephony infrastructure, Intel and Jajah said. Intel invested $20 million into the company in May 2007.
Enjoy to talk with VoIP !
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