We now offer the Polycom Spectralink Kirk wireless phone systems as a useful addition to your TelEvolve hosted PBX.  The Kirk phones span a range that will cover any business' needs.  Besides the typical office handsets, we have two industrial models that can stand up to abuse like drops, water splash, dust, and are even certified for use in an explosive atmosphere.  The Kirk 2010 handset is inexpensive with basic features and functionality, and excellent range.

A variety of base units are available to support up to 1500 handsets.  Range is excellent, with one base covering most small businesses or warehouses.  Repeaters and additional bases can be deployed to extend range and capacity of the system.

Because these phones use the well-proven DECT system, they are extremely reliable.  Battery life is measured in days of standby, and most have a full day of talk time.

Contact us for a quote on a system today.

We've created a way for our customers to be able to show their office Caller ID number and name when they make outbound calls from a cell phone.  This works with any phone that has calling card functionality or with calling card add-on software.  For example, the "Calling Card" application available for the iPhone works great with this.

As usual, this is a no-cost value-added feature for our customers.  To get more information on how to use this, see the FAQ info.

TelEvolve now has the ability to receive and send Skype calls.  This means that your business associates and customers can use a Skype account to call your TelEvolve IP phone and your phone system.  There is no extra charge to set up Skype connectivity.

We now have the ability to provision DID numbers and toll-free numbers for fax service almost anywhere in the US and Canada.  Same low rate as voice service, with an extremely high reliability rate for fax.

We now have international DID origination at very low rates with unlimited minutes.  Rates vary by country, but range between $8 and $16 per month with no limit on usage.  Have clients in other countries?  Make it easy and free for them to call you!

The annual Asterisk user's conference is over.  I had my brain filled with exciting things like SS7 and ISDN protocol signalling, the nuances of the PRI protocol stack in Asterisk, and the new T.38 features in Asterisk 1.6.  The T.38 capabilities will allow us to do fax over the internet (FoIP or Fax over VoIP).  This means that we can provide fax numbers anywhere in the US and Canada.  I'll be setting up a test server for this soon.

Is working great and ready for production.  We've installed and ported several customers outside of the Phoenix area smoothly and without issues.

We are now able to provide service with local phone numbers anywhere in the country and throughout most of Canada.  This also means your business can have numbers in any city, not just where you are located, for a very low cost.

We have our new server infrastructure working and our new back-end service provider.  Things are moving along and we are migrating customers to the new server.

We have all the hardware in place and we are testing the new services.  We're a little bit behind due to installation issues with our new service providers, but moving along.

I've got a list of new features I look forward to sharing with you, along with huge improvements in our technical infrastructure (things you won't see, but which improve quality of service).