Asterisk and Skype™ Together

Asterisk and Skype™ finally will work together, in the next version 4 of Skype™ will be implemented the code to manage and interface it into the famous and free software Asterisk, software that allow to create a "telephone exchange" for companies with a ridicolous cost.
Will this Skype™ move take the VoIP mastership also in companies, in addition to private users?

For more informations about Asterisk PBX software...
Asterisk official site: http://www.asterisk.org

The Gizmo Project's VoIP

Gizmo Project propose itself as another Skype™ concurrent but with lower rates and the chance to make free phone calls in many countries without spending a cent.
Besides we have the possibility to get a personal number to receive normal phone calls called Gizmo Call In and it is possible to buy credit to make calls to landlines phones and cell phones (Gizmo Call Out).
An example of the rates to call in the U.S.A.: to a landline phone and cell phone we spend 0,019 dollars, while making a call to Italy we'll spend 0,02 dollars to landlines phones and 0,32 dollars to cell phones; all the rates are available at this link.
The current version available in multilanguage is downloadable from the official site and it's the 3.1.0.276 release dated 7th of May 2007, lower releases but however functional are available also for Mac and Linux.
To know also the compatibility with the Asterisk® software and SIP protocol.
Gizmo is available also for the following cell phones: Nokia N800, Nokia 770 and Nokia N80 IE.

D-Link snob us!

Recently D-Link introduced on the market an interesting product, a Wi-Fi router with integrated VoIP functionality by the famous software Asterisk®, a software developed for VoIP communication and all inherent technologies; the name of this curious device is HorstBox DVA-G3342SB.
It seems strange but this product at the moment is available only in Germany, in fact if you want to read the features and other infos you can do it by surfing on the official page of the product (german language!) or by searching it on the official German website www.d-link.de.
HorstBox is fully ADSL/ADSL2+ compatible and integrate 1 USB 2.0 port, 2 ISDN ports, 3 analog ports, 4 RJ-45 10/100 Mbit ports, the wireless feature is supported by IEEE 802.11g standard and IEEE 802.11b fully compatible.
A little goody for programmers, it seems that D-Link releases freely and officially the source code of the HorstBox, in order that everyone who is experienced in this "hacking" could change and personalize as he/she want the router functionality.
Here's the FTP link.
Let's hope that D-Link will introduce soon on the worldwide market this interesting product, useful, at my advice, specially to professionals and small companies.