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Voice-over-IP technology is getting a makeover, and service providers hope it will reinvent the industry. There's a shift away from VoIP toward hosted unified communications -- that is, integrated voice, instant messenger, e-mail, workflow applications, and procurement.

Service providers get by-passed The number of mobile VoIP users is set to grow to 100 million in Europe and the USA in the next two years.

MONROEVILLE, Pa., May 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Compunetix, Inc. is pleased to announce that KPN has added VoIP to its CONTEX Summit-based public service conferencing offer.

JINAN, China, May 27 /PRNewswire-Asia-FirstCall/ -- Jinan Yinquan Technology, one of the wholly-owned subsidiaries of China VoIP & Digital Telecom Inc., ("CVDT"; OTC Bulletin Board: CVDT) today announced that it has signed strategic cooperation agreements with five (5) system integrators (SIs) to market its virtualization products and solutions in Shandong.

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(Telecompaper) Mobile VoIP services will develop significantly faster in developed markets due to the direct correlation between 3G roll outs and the take up of mobile VoIP, according to a study by Juniper Research. This is the case even though mVoIP traffic volumes may eventually be higher in developing markets due in part to the calling patterns of migrant workers. Mobile VoIP users will ...

Detroit - The benefits of a hosted VoIP phone solution can be compelling, but companies and organizations of all sizes should pay close attention to at least five crucial dos and don'ts.

The number of people using mobile VoIP services is likely to reach 100 million in the next two years, according to new figures from Juniper Research.

A new study from Juniper Research has found that Mobile VoIP services will develop significantly faster in developed markets due to the direct correlation between 3G rollouts and the take-up of mobile VoIP. This is the case even though mVoIP traffic volumes may eventually be higher in developing markets due in part to the calling patterns of migrant workers, according to the study Mobile Voice ...

By 2012 Over Half of Mobile VoIP Users Will Reside in North America and Europe