Is the Virtual Mobile VoIP Service Provider (VMVoIP) the future of Mobile VoIP?
Pal and fellow VoIP blogger, Luca Filigheddu seems to think so.
“One of the trends I’m observing is how those services are leveraging their existing infrastructure, investments and developments by offering a white label solution to big companies which want to up-sell new innovative […]

Hatter’s step on up. That’s right hate on me.
I was wrong.
Well, not completely wrong. I mean I still think Nokia felt pressure from carriers and the removal of the VoIP from two of it’s newer models, but I was wrong in not considering the fact that Nokia is the king of mobile VoIP before declaring […]

A thought occurred to me this morning while I was sipping on some coffee and reading an article on Google Android in the latest copy of Wired.
“When will cellphones become just another PC.”
At first glance, you might think the idea of the cellphone as a PC is crazy; but hear me out.
Let’s start with the […]

I ran across this week old article from Brough Turner about the tipping point for Mobile VoIP being 2009 - 2010. I couldn’t agree more and Brough hit’s the nail on the head when he states,
Significant transitions involve years of incubation and then a tipping point. Mobile VoIP, or more broadly mobile IP communications, is […]

Every consumer loves free.
The Mobile VoIP industry was founded on and grounded in free.
However the very premise on which the industry was founded may also be it’s downfall.
Like it’s big brother, fixed line VoIP, the Mobile VoIP industry, once in a race to zero, is now litter with dozen of comapnies all figuring out how […]

One new piece of mobile VoIP software that recent caught my eye was RingFree. RingFree is a mobile VoIP application for the Apple iPhone that leverages a users existing VoIP service provider and the WiFi capabilities of the phone to send and receive VoIP calls.
About RingFree
Based out of San Francisco, the companies first product, which […]