CounterPath Corporate Blog

Our SVP Marketing and Products, Todd Carothers, took some time out of his day last Friday to chat with VoIP Users Conference attendees about recent developments at CounterPath including the ITSP Partner Program, upcoming product launches including Bria Android Edition with video (for smartphones) and the upcoming tablet version, and key market trends that we’re noticing here at [...]

It’s been a bit quiet on our blog lately but definitely not in our offices. Our products have been turning all sorts of heads lately so hmm let’s see, where to start? How about with our Bria iPad Edition which has been making a splash on the awards scene. Back in January we shared that [...]

No, we are not talking about the Vancouver Canucks. But in the style of our beloved home hockey team, CounterPath scored a hat trick with the Bria mobile softphone suite this week. TMC, a global, integrated media group, recently announced the winners of the 2011 Internet Telephony Product of the Year Awards. Recipients of the [...]

Last week, the air around here was filled with many boisterous “Ahoy matey!”-s, “Yo ho ho!”-s and  “ARRRRRRR”-s as the Vancouver-based CounterPath team channeled their inner Jack Sparrows for a pirate-themed scavenger hunt. Here at CounterPath, we think it’s pretty important take a break from making software every once in awhile to kick back and [...]

I attended Cluecon this week in Chicago. Check out the CounterPath twitter feed to review comments and photos. I arrived on Monday morning before the show started. My original plan was to spend the day in our Chicago office, but that didn’t work out since I was able to attend a training class on OpenSIPS. [...]

San Francisco was buzzing with big names from the telecom, mobile and Internet communications industry last week at the eComm conference. Our own Todd Carothers (SVP Marketing and Products), Jim O’Brien (Director of Customer Engineering, NCG) and Mike Hill (Director of Engineering, Mobility) were on hand to demo what CounterPath has been up to lately [...]

Most of us intuitively know what a good user experience is when it comes to using software.  We have all used applications that are a pleasure to use because they are easy to use and compelling without really working at it. I bet most of us have also used applications that are painfully frustrating or [...]