VoIP Central

It is magic of the MagicJack that can change your PC into a VoIP hub using which you can make very inexpensive local as well as long-distance calls.

After a landmark achievement of adding its destinations in 122 countries, Jajah has updated its service by offering toll-free buttons to its subscribers that they can place on their websites, so that site visitors can set up phone calls to Jajah subscribers in 122 countries.

There is some good news for beleaguered Vonage. The U.S. Court of Appeals has vacated the $58 million judgment against the residential VoIP player under the ground that the lower court had wrongly interpreted one of the three patents. The appeals court has directed the lower court to revert the first two patents.

T-Mobile is launching a new BlackBerry Curve device, known as BlackBerry Curve 8320.

It is said to be the one of the first BlackBerrys with WiFi functionality and most probably Hotspot@Home dual-mode support.

VoIP on iPhone- it is something both iPhone and VoIP customers demanding, ever since Apple launched the high profile device in USA. Thanks to Truphone, the VoIP world will finally embrace Apple iPhone.

Packet8, the third residential VoIP service provider in USA is offering its services to some 12,000 customers of an unknown company. I guess it would be similar arrangement as it did for the former SunRocket customers. Here the question comes, who is latest VoIP player closing down its operation?

Vonage has been marred with patent controversy once again. The Kansas City Federal court has asked the VoIP giant to pay $69.5 million fine for infringing patents of Sprint Nextel. It is yet another blow for Vonage, which is still struggling to come out from Verizon wraps with all constant efforts.

Blocking Skype in a corporate networking is not an easy task despite constant efforts led by security leaders. If Check Point Software Technologies succeeds, then the business enterprises will have a reason to feel good, for they can access to basic communication services in a secure way.

Snom Technology has launched its latest IP DECT phone for VoIP users. It is the first cordless VoIP phone of Snom dubbed as Snom m3 that provides a perfect VoIP communication system for the home office, SMB or enterprise.

After all, why does a company offer free VoIP service? Is there any revenue for the free VoIP players? I just got to know about Puddingmedia, a new VoIP startup that provides free VoIP services in a tricky way, which may be disturbing for the customers but the company, could make good money out of it.