San Francisco based sipgate inc launched a Mobile VoIP application for the iPhone. I wrote more about the application here, however, I am not big on the application since it requires ones iPhone to be “jailbroke” in order for the application to be installed.
Thilo Salmon, CEO of sipgate is enthusiastic about his new service. “We […]

Danish based Mobile VoIP provider, Voipium contacted me the other day to let me know about their new Mobile VoIP client for Symbin and Windows Mobile OS cellular phones. The service, which is currently available in Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden and Spain, works similar to other call through services in that when a user dials […]

fring has released two new versions of the fring clients for Nokia Symbian and Windows Mobile today.
fring’s version 3.35 for the Symbian OS addresses numerous bugs, improvies stability, enhances sound quality, adds speakerphone support (for Symbian 9.2) and users can now enable file transfers with Yahoo and Skype buddies. The ability to share files, mobile […]

Tomorrow, leading voice over wifi mobile VoIP service provider, Truphone will launch Truphone Anywhere as a feature of V4 of their service. The latest version of the Truphone service will allow users to leverage call-through and call-back capabilities enabling them to make calls from their cellular phone even when there is no wifi internet connection. […]

TringMe, a Bangalore based web telephony company that was originally known for offering free calling through it’s flash SIP soft phone, has announced the availability of their Mobile VoIP application for the Nokia N series phones (E51, E60, E61, E61i, E65, E70, E90, N80, N81 (all versions), N82 and N95 (all versions)). TringMe’s Mobile VoIP […]

Today Nimbuzz launched a new Java and Symbian handset client that works across an almost unfathomable 500 handsets. To put this is perspective, most Mobile VoIP providers are lucky if they can offer their services across one, maybe two different mobile operating systems.
I first wrote about Nimbuzz in January, when I first started using the […]

Fueled by increasing demand from consumers looking to save money on their cellular calls, dual mode phones (VoWifi/GSM) will increase in popularity over the coming years. According to Colin Duffy, council member for the Internet Service Providers’ Association (ITSPA), technology that could enable widespread adoption of mobile VoIP services is still in the developmental stages. […]

A little surprised to see that this is the first new out of MOBIVOX over the last few months, especially with Truphone making headlines and all of the new surrounding the pending sale of Jangl and TalkPlus, both of whom get lumped into the same “Voice 2.0″ classification as MOBIVOX.
The newly localized service will bring […]

Leading web based telephony provider, JAJAH, has announced the release of their JAJAH Managed Services program.
JAJAH Managed Services is a turnkey telephony service, with everything from network services to billing incorporated in the package that allows third party developers to leverage the power of the JAJAH platform to build advanced voice enabled applications (VEA’s).
Voice enabled […]

I started up a few Google ads this weekend and after taking a look at them tonight, I found that the search volume related to fring, was much higher than that for Truphone (which is contrary to what I expected, maybe this is a US perspective, though). The fring review page and the Truphone review […]