Articles about VoIP

According to analyst firm In-Stat, VoIP penetration will swell to 79 percent by 2013. Continue Reading »

Mobile applications iCall and Fring are among the VoIP services Apple is now allowing. Continue Reading »

ScriptLogic has released Perspective, a full-featured end-to-end network management and application monitoring solution. Continue Reading »

Common sense says that it will only be a matter of time before VoIP finds a home on 3G networks. But, according to this GigaOm piece, it isn't such a sure thing, at least in the short term. Continue Reading »

Truphone for Android allows users to make free calls to Truphone, Google Talk and Skype when both parties are in Wi-Fi. Continue Reading »

Small and medium-size businesses are more likely to use technology tools to communicate with their business partners rather than schedule a business trip. Continue Reading »

Current @Home subscribers will be able to continue using the service until their contracts run out. Continue Reading »

The agreement illustrates the trends of voice taking its place as an equal among applications offered in UC portfolios and the overall movement of these platforms to the cloud. Continue Reading »

The concept of unified communications is one of simplification: The goal is to maximize communications by making it easier for users to move between voice, video and data-based services. But, like everything else in telecom and IT, making things simpler for users leads to a world of complexity to those charged with making it happen. Continue Reading »

Users can make free VoIP calls to Truphone, Google Voice and Skype users when both parties have a Wi-Fi connection. Continue Reading »