VoIP News & Information

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.

Spurred by the lure of low cost, the unregulated and unprotected Internet–based telephone services are expected to produce major insurance losses according to a report issued by NJ-based telephone technology development and licensing company, Emerson Development LLC . read more

Virtual PBX ®, the inventor and leading supplier of hosted business phone services, today announced it has expanded its Open VoIP Peering service to include support of any SIP-compliant phones. read more

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, email, workflow applications, CRM and procurement.

The Chicago Tribune is reporting this morning that AT&T's Voice over IP ( VoIP ) U-Verse service was mainly restored as of this morning, although the company says a "small number" of customers are still out.

SAN JOSE, Calif.----Virtual PBX®, the inventor and leading supplier of hosted business phone services, today announced it has expanded its Open VoIP Peering service to include support of any SIP-compliant phones.

Customer's use of minutes supplied by Verizon’s Global Wireless VoIP increased more than 200% last year.

Acrobits and Aptela Collaborate to Offer an Exciting New iPhone Softphone Choice for VoIP Users

Ooma's latest is its Bluetooth Adapter that lets Ooma Telo Premier subscribers make their cellphone calls using VOIP. Once set up ith a Bluetooth-capable phone, incoming calls can be answered by Ooma Telo handsets when users are in their homes. The connected cellphone can simply sit and recharge, and users won't take on airtime charges....

Ooma would love for you to ditch your landline and go with their VoIP system, and to try to seal the deal they’re now allowing subscribers to use their cellphones and Bluetooth headsets with the Ooma system. The new Ooma Bluetooth Adapter slots into the Ooma Telo base-station and then you pair up to seven headsets or phones with it; when you get a call, every cellphone and headset rings ...