VoIP Central

Here is some good news for Skype global community as Niklas Nennstrom has just announced that they are joining hands with PayPal to provide online payment service to the customers. Although, the Skype co-founder has not explained the release time of.

It would be too early, at least for me to see Vodafone offering VoIP services, regardless to say it's Skype. However, the display of Starfish at the world's biggest technology trade show, CeBIT at Hannover, has led us to speculate that the mobile giant...

After forming a global community with nearly 171 million subscribers for its P2P VoIP, eBay-owned Skype is now looking forward to collect money from these users. For which, it has added a new feature, Skype Prime in the latest 3.1 beta for windows....

Fring has moved ahead in its vision to provide mobile VoIP services worldwide by officially launching its MVoIP service for S60 devices. So, a number of Nokia phones, N70, N72, N80, N80i, N90, 6630, 6680, 6681 and 6682 will have now Fring's MVoIP...

MTN, which provides broadband services in the African countries, has decided to take a tough stand on Skype and MXit that it considers hampering its networks by consuming bandwidth. The MTN customers are using Skype services for making VoIP calls to..

I should not repeat what I have said a number of times that VoIP threats traditional telecom service providers. We all know this very well. So, I am not reading too much about the latest Analysys report on VoIP vs. Telecoms. One of interesting...

Panasonic has unveiled the Panasonic Wi-Fi phone to use with Skype. This new device allows Skype users to make and receive free Skype-to-Skype calls, and also allows them to make SkypeOut calls to landline and mobile phones worldwide. Even users can..

Here is another WiFi phone for the Skype users. It is from the cordless phone maker, Panasonic Communications Co., Ltd. Dubbed as KX-WP1050, the latest handheld device provides all the basic Skype services, such as Free Skype-to-Skype calling,...

It would be very silly to say that we are enjoying free VoIP services, at least after reading Smith's post. There is no free VoIP in real sense. We have to pay something in guise. Regardless to say it's Skype or Abbynet or Raketu or anything else. How?...

To be honest, I am not a Sgoope user as of now. I have just come to know about it from my friend Solomon. In fact, in the free VoIP market, Sgoope is a different kind of application bringing attractive offers for the customers. Yet, it is another...