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Skype approves Linux Wi-Fi handset platform

03/21/2007  IIIIIIIIII
Relevance: 10.94
Trolltech Qtopia has been chosen by Skype as the preferred platform for connecting the Skype user interface to the operating system in Skype Certified WiFi handsets and a variety of other devices that deliver a Skype experience. Skype works with handset manufacturers who wish to add Skype capabilities to their devices. As this business expands, it becomes increasingly important that handsets share the same application platform. The Qtopia platform will reduce the time-to-market for Skype devices while ensuring that handsets can be updated easily.
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Skype unleashes an early alpha v1.4 for Linux

05/05/2007  IIIIIIIIII
Relevance: 10.31
Skype, the well-known VoIP (voice over IP) software provider, has never been known for its quickness in getting Linux releases out, but about a year after the company started work on Skype 1.3, it has announced the release of the alpha for Skype 1.4.
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Skype staff play good cop bad cop with Linux users

06/18/2007  IIIIIIIIII
Relevance: 9.85
You would think that Skype would be doing all it can to keep us Linux users happy, what with the painfully slow progress in developing a Linux client to date and the release of Skype for Linux 1.4 over the weekend. But customer support at the Skype Linux forums seem to suggest otherwise.
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Skype Dials New Owner ... And Open Source

09/02/2009  IIIIIIIIII
Relevance: 9.84
Now that eBay has sold most of Skype to private investigators, some pundits may wonder what markets Skype should tackle next. Actually, the answer has already emergedâ€' and it involves Skype plugging into Asterisk, the open source IP PBX. Here’s the scoop and the implications for solutions providers.Here's the scoop.
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Skype 2.1 Beta Brings New Features To Linux

08/29/2009  IIIIIIIIII
Relevance: 9.79
For anyone that extensively uses Skype on Linux, you will probably want to head on over to the Linux Skype Developer page to fetch the latest beta. Skype has just rolled out the first 2.1 beta (2.1.0.47 Beta) of the Linux Skype client, which adds several new features and also brings a number of fixes and other improvements.
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Skype 2.0 vs. Ekiga for Linux Reviewed

11/30/2007  IIIIIIIIII
Relevance: 9.63
Many of us wonder, why is there so much excitement over Skype when, at its core, Ekiga is a more robust application with even more maturity behind it? The answer to that is rather simple - provide a compelling reason to use something besides Skype.
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Control Skype Calls with Bluetooth Headset Button in Linux

07/12/2010  IIIIIII
Relevance: 9.36
Skype on linux works great but the problem that I faced was that it does not handle the buttons on the bluetooth headsets. My wife uses skype to call into her work related conference calls and was pretty frustrated that she had to keep sitting in front of my laptop (her laptop didn’t allow to install skype) just to switch mute on and off. So, I whipped up this little trick to do so.
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Skype-Plugin für Asterisk

09/03/2009  IIIIIIII
Relevance: 9.18
Digium, Hersteller von Asterisk-Telefonie-Lösungen, und der VoIP-Anbieter Skype haben nach einjähriger Entwicklungszeit ein Skype-Plugin für den freien Telefonieserver veröffentlicht.
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Proprietäres Asterisk-Plugin für Skype

09/03/2009  IIIIII
Relevance: 9.15
Digium, Hersteller von Asterisk-Telefonie-Lösungen, und der VoIP-Anbieter Skype haben nach einjähriger Entwicklungszeit ein Skype-Plugin für den freien Telefonieserver veröffentlicht.
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Skype veröffentlicht Version 2.1.0.47 für Linux

08/28/2009  IIIIIIIIII
Relevance: 9.08
Skype spendiert der aktuellen Linux-Version 2.1 ein Update, das unter anderem Unterstützung für Pluseaudio, den Skype-eigenen Audio-Codec SILK und hochauflösendes Video mitbringt.
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