Do you believe that a researcher from China claimed that he has broken into the protocol used by Skype, ie. he can open skypenet without the skype client. In fact, a mini-skype is under developing with his own code.
http://publishblog.blogchina.com/blog/tb.b?diaryID=1546484
Might you want to skype him at: callto://shreksz/
An interesting blog entry at:
http://blog.sina.com.cn/u/3fe543b00100001n
Just as what I comment a few days ago: while Microsoft dorminate the desktop operating systems, Google will dorminate the desktop information.
I run into a document by NTT, which described a platform based on P2P and IPv6.
M2M-X means "Machine to Machine for any[thing|place|time]", where the "m2m-x Management Server" functions as:
- Authentication
- Access control
- Issuance/distribution of encryption keys
- Visible only for authorized peers
- Firewall control
Oops, do you have any comments on it?
Skype Journal is a portal to skype technologies, for those who care / like / are using skype. While skype is a buzz word and booming all over the world, but due to the legal limitation, Tom and Skype can not do the same way as in other regions. I wonder why not they co-venture a company with those Railcom or other carriers with licenses of VoIP services at China…
I installed Google Talk and uninstalled it today. ie. I choose Skype instead of GT. Skype encrypts its traffic while GT not.
PS: see my late post at GTalk vs Skype.
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