VoIP News & Information

Vonage Holdings Corp. (VG) appears to have lost its hold on investors. There was a day when an earnings reports from the VoIP service provider spawned dozens of news articles and blog postings.

UK start-up aims to conceal more conversations A British security firm has urged the government not to impose heavy-handed interception regulations on VoIP providers, ahead of the forthcoming consultation on communications data.…

Intended for VoIP users and mobile professionals, NoiseFree Pro cancels distracting and call disabling background noise regardless of environment. Program features advanced voice activity detection and delivers transmit signal-to-noise ratio enhancement in excess of 23 dB, ensuring that callers can be heard clearly. Compatible with Windows XP and Vista, software supports Skype(TM), Yahoo ...

The upgrade market for faster EV-DO service is alive and well elsewhere though. Why else would ZTE show off Rev. B at the 3GPP2 Standards Conference that just concluded in Shanghai?

VoIP-Lösung von Home-Office bis Call-Center

Vancouver, BC, February 25, 2009--(T-Net)--Sutus Inc., the company behind the Sutus Business Central™, a unique all-in-one device that combines all the telephony, data and networking features required to run a modern-day office, today announced a range of new features for the Business Central™.

U4EA is ramping up channel efforts to deliver its integrated offering to the SMB market.

Supporting VoIP for RTS Matrix Intercoms, RVON-2 VoIP card for CLD Color Keypanels features dual-channel design and allows connection of CLD keypanels to Intercom matrix over standard IP networks. It offers ability to connect to matrix through RVON or directly from keypanel. Configurable through keypanel service menu and AZedit configuration software, unit is compatible with various ...

The FBI investigations into the November terror attack have established a Pakistan link to the payments made for the VoIP card from Callphonex of the US.

The Hindu Business Line reports that the Department of Telecom (DoT) in India has issued orders to block Internet telephony services being offered by around 39 foreign firms in the country.