Google Voice is a unified voice communications service for consumers and solves the problem of having multiple contact points. Google Voice lets you switch wireless carriers without sacrificing your phone numbers and keep the same Google Phone Number as your mobile identity. Google Voice has a ‘follow-me’ service that unifies both wireless and wireline communications. Google Voice provides one number for voice calls. Google Voice also serves as a hub for SMS as it lets users send text messages from any of their devices or even from their computer. Read full story »
TringMe offers web based telephony service. TringMe integrates most commonly used voice communication devices like Phones, Instant Messengers, Browser, Mobile devices, SIP and VoIP phones and essentially enables you to call one from other.
TringMe’s mobile client enables you to make cheap or free worldwide calls. You can also send worldwide SMS for very low rates. … Read full story »
It is reported that Taliban fighters targeting British troops in Afghanistan are using Skype Voice-Over-IP phones to communicate among them.
Skype is a cleverly built VOIP communication software. The VOIP calls are heavily encrypted using 256-bit encryption. Skype technology is easily available through an Internet ready computer or mobile Internet devices. With the fast growing mobile … Read full story »
With the restrictions imposed by the government of India, a voice call can travel between two computers, but not from a mobile or a fixed phone. This has been a bottleneck for many global VOIP providers to provide their service in India.
The TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India) has recommended the government to allow the … Read full story »
GTalk2VoIP is a free and publicly open voice gateway for major Instant Messenger clients which enables voice interoperability between Google Talk, MSN/Live Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger and SIP phones without any additional software installation. It makes it possible for people to use instant messenger services, including Google Talk, to call people on regular phones, without requiring … Read full story »
