Verizon Hub phone: No longer available to customers

Some potentially disappointing news to report for Verizon customers now, as the company have announced that they will no longer be selling the Verizon Hub phone package any more. Read more

Verizon iPhone: iTunes store vs. VCast store

We must all be getting tired of wondering how long it will be before the AT&T exclusivity with the Apple iPhone ends. We know that it comes up for review in 2010, and many hope that Verizon Wireless will get the nod. There is a problem with that though, we reveled in a recent post that Verizon would rather use its VCast Store instead of iTunes; this is one of the reasons that has been holding a Verizon iPhone back. Read more

Apple iPhone: VoIP for now, tethering to come later - AT&T

Following on from our report yesterday, which informed you about AT&T’s decision to open up it’s 3G network to VoIP applications, the network carrier have said that data tethering will come at a later date. Read more

Google Voice on iPhone: Verizon Wireless would allow

Currently the iPhone is on AT&T, and this has upset a few cell phone users than need/want the coverage and service of Verizon Wireless. There are many reasons why some users prefer Verizon to AT&T - list yours in the comments if you wish - but we want to focus on VoIP. Read more

VoIP: AT&T’s iPhone, Verizon’s Google Voice Option

We recently learned that AT&T would start to allow iPhone users the option of VoIP; the application will run on the AT&T 3G network. This is certainly something that iPhone users have been waiting for, but the network carrier has been hesitant to do it because of the huge demands over the network and the loss of income for AT&T. Read more

Apple iPhone: AT&T announce VoIP apps over 3G network

Some exciting news as far as iPhone owners on AT&T are concerned, as the network have just announced that they will be giving Apple access to run VoIP applications over their 3G network. Read more

Plantronics Savi Office Hands-on Review: The Business Headset

This is the Plantronics W0100 Savi Wireless Office headset, which is designed for use with the business environment. The device has some great features that will help businesses become more productive in communication Read more

Symbian Foundation: Vopium is the latest member

It has been reported that Vopium, the company behind the popular mobile VoIP application, have announced that they will be joining the Symbian Foundation, according to Symbian themselves. Read more

EBay Selling Skype

According to a recent report on ComputerWorld it seems that eBay will soon announce a deal which will sell its Skype VoIP service to a group of private investors, when eBay originally acquired Skype they paid $2.6 billion, however this latest deal is said to only be worth $2 billion, the official announcement of this deal is expected today, however nothing is guaranteed. Read more

Fring 3.40 now supports Samsung S60 phones

Fring have updated its version of its Symbian client, previous to this it was used primarily on Nokia handsets, however this update (Fring 3.40) allows the software to run on Samsung S60 smartphones, including the Omnia HD. Read more

Skype VoIP program and Russia’s national security

According to an article on theINQUIRER, it seems that Russian telephone companies have asked their Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to shut-down Skype in the country. Whilst many believe this is because Skype is affecting companies revenues the companies in question claim that Skype is a threat to national security. Read more

Jabra Pro 9400 and Go 6400 Bluetooth Headphones

Following Jabra’s recet releases of hardware such as the Jabra BIZ 2400 Mono and the Jabra SP200 Drive ‘N’ Talk Bluetooth Speakerphone, Jabra have now released two new Bluetooth headsets, One is called the Jabra Go 6400 and the other is called the Jabra Pro 9400. Read more

Agito brings VoIP over Wi-Fi on BlackBerry smartphones

Agito Networks Inc has announced plans to try and allow businesses to bring VoiP over WiFi to their Blackberry smartphones. Agito Networks Inc have excelled in allowing these technologies to become available on Symbian and Windows Mobile devices and believe by adding support for BlackBerry smartphones it will allow users to save a huge amount on international calling.

The company is said to be planning to support the BlackBerry Bold, the Curve 8900, the Curve 880 and the Curve 8300, and hopes to in the future support the BlackBerry Storm. The costs are yet to be announced but are said to depend on the deployment factors.

For full details check out InformationWeek, if you are a registered user of InformationWeek you can also download the full report here.

Lenovo IdeaCentre A600 Reviews

We have some reviews for you to check out now on the brand new Lenovo IdeaCentre A600. The unit is an all-in-one media hub and its a good idea to read these reviews first if you’re thinking of splashing your cash. Read more

Verizon iPhone: How to build one?

There are so many of you out there who would love to have an Apple iPhone, but the AT&T network is the thing that is keeping them away. However, GigaOM has written an article about how to build a Verizon iPhone.

Right this is how it goes, take an iPod Touch and combine it with the upcoming Verizon MiFi modem, then get yourself a microphone and add a VoIP client and there you have yourself a Verizon iPhone that Dr. Frankenstein would be proud of.

Ok so we know that this is not this best way to have an iPhone running on the preferred network, as you have to carry two devices with you and the fact that you will not be able to surf the web while waiting for calls.

Apple iPhone gets cheap VoIP over WiFi calls

We can confirm to you that Vopium has a brand new App for the iPhone which will compete with similar VoIP over WiFi solutions while offering you a cheaper deal for your calls. Read more

Skype iPod Touch Download: Is an iPhone really needed for calls?

Last week we heard that Skype had released an iPod Touch and iPhone download that allows users to use their service for making free calls and messages over Wi-Fi.

The free download can be accessed via Apple iTunes and could be seen as a replacement for the need of iPhone’s and cell phones Read more

Skype for Apple iPhone: Download Tuesday

Skype have been teasing us for months with the announcement at CES that Skype was coming to the iPhone, and the good news is that the VoIP software will be available for download this Tuesday from the Apple iTunes App Store. If you just have the iPod Touch, then you can make free class with the Truphone app. Read more

Make free calls on your Apple iPod Touch with Truphone app

The best media player on the market just has to be the Apple iPod Touch, it does everything that the iPhone can do except make calls. Well that is about to change with the recent launch of Truphone for iPod Touch, which is a free software that will allow you to make VoIP call. Read more

HTC MAX 4G: first GSM / WiMAX phone

The HTC MAX 4G was first known as the T8920, HTC understand that GSM does not work that well in the U.S. so have also thrown in WiMAX, as well as CDMA radio for good measure. HTC wants to make this a mighty phone that can challenge their TouchHD. Read more

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