VoIP News & Information

Almost 14 years ago the first commercially available "Internet Phone" was presented at the German IT fair CEBIT in 1994 by the company Vocaltec and released for sale to the public on the 15 February 1995 for $69.

Exciting news for owners of Windows Mobile PDA & smartphones: WMWifiRouter lets you turn your handset into a Wi-Fi access point, able to share its high-speed Internet connection with one or more nearby notebooks.

If you’re a Nokia smartphone owner who went mad with jealousy over WMWifiRouter, the utility that turns Windows Mobile smartphones into go-anywhere Wi-Fi access points, here’s good news: JoikuSpot Light promises the same capability for Symbian-based handsets.

Social networking, in particular, has reached astronomical heights in popularity. People of all ages and all backgrounds are coming together online, meeting and interacting through various web sites and instant messaging services. Add to this VOIP and you have a complete range of social networking services.

Starbucks announced this week that it is upgrading its enterprise networking capabilities and will pass on some of the benefit to customers in the form of free Wi-Fi.

O-PERATOR is O-FONE’s unique clientless solution which can be operated using your iPHONE or PDA.

A new portable VoIP phone using WiMAX data communications made its public debut at the 2008 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.