Articles about Google

Deciphering Google's involvement in unified communications is difficult simply because the company moves so fast and has so many balls up in the air. That said, it's clear that Google is a significant UC player, whether the definition is broad and generic or the narrow one used by the folks in the business. Continue Reading »

FlexNetwork is set to deliver about 4 billion minutes of voice service in 2009 and has more than 1 million phone numbers. Continue Reading »

The Skype 4.2 for Windows beta allows for call transferring, which the company says will be of benefit to small businesses. Continue Reading »

Observers say Google’s purchase last week of open source VoIP company Gizmo5 is a significant step in the search engine giant’s attempt to create an online alternative to the traditional telephone network. Continue Reading »

Google says Gizmo5 will continue to be available for current users, but no new ones can sign up right now. Continue Reading »

When I read the earliest excited reports on Google Wave, my first reaction was "sounds like IM on steroids." My opinion hasn't changed much since then. Continue Reading »

The online collaboration service enables users to share text and media files in a single online space. Continue Reading »

Google Wave is signing up 100,000 beta users to test the service. Continue Reading »

Even when bad things happen – such as the financial meltdown of the past couple of years – some types of businesses thrive. At times, they thrive because of the problems that are occurring. Continue Reading »

Google Voice will enable its users to have just one phone number for all their mobile devices. Continue Reading »