ZoviMe is all set to change the way Serbia-Belgrade residents are going to make international phone calls. ZoviMe.com company has enabled citizens of Belgrade to try making phone calls for free to… Learn how to make FREE calls worldwide. … >>> Rest of the Story Related Topics: 3g,... »
Skype has released a smashing update to their award winning VOIP Service. The all new Skype 4.1 Beta includes some of the advanced features only available on web conferencing softwares such as… Learn how to make FREE calls worldwide. … >>> Rest of the Story Related Topics: call,... »
Today we looked at Voiplip a new betamax VOIP service under Dellmont Sarl VOIP business and it seems they are on the roll with new VOIP services like budgetsip.fr. budgetsip.fr looks like a… Learn how to make FREE calls worldwide. … >>> Rest of the Story Related Topics: 3g,... »
Is it possible for betamax to stay quiet in VOIP Market? Never, Betamax is on the roll with DellMont Sarl and launched a new French VOIP Service Voiplip. Voiplip is a french VOIP service. Why we… Learn how to make FREE calls worldwide. … >>> Rest of the... »
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African countries have always been extremely costly destinations to make calls. No reforms and government regulations has always made VOIP penetration difficult. However, now many VOIP Providers are… Learn how to make FREE calls worldwide. … >>> Rest of the Story Related Topics: Africa, call, calls, countries, government,... »
Smartphones, netbooks, smartbooks, and Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) while very similar feature-wise, each has their own distinct advantages. Smartphones such as the iPhone have been widely successful, while the MID market has been a bit slow to take off. Elektrobit Corporation (EB), based in Oulu, Finland aims to change that with their new »
Father’s Day is just around the corner, so no doubt you’ll be wanting to get your dad some cool gadgets for his “man cave”. Well, Walmart has some sick deals going on this Father’s Day, including a $128 Magnavox Blu-ray Disc player (NB500MGX)! Wow, no reason to not have a Blu-ray player now. Man... »
Can’t wait till next week to get the official iPhone 3.0 OS release? Well you can get it now for free! I’ll provide the step-by-step instructions to get this latest firmware release installed on your iPhone. Technically, this is piracy, so be sure you only do this for “testing” purposes and the “check »
Michael Arrington submits: Google Voice, formerly GrandCentral, is a seriously heavyweight product. When it relaunched in March, just a couple of months ago, we gave Google Voice a glowing review. Once you’ve jumped in head first to the product it will straighten out your phone life forever. You’ll never have to worry about figuring out... »
This week, Vivendi (VIVEF.PK), the French media conglomerate, has reportedly put in an offer to acquire Zain’s African mobile operations. Zain acquired the businesses in 2005 via the US$3.4 billion acquisition of Celtel. However, the firm is now reportedly looking at selling the networks, which are valued at as much as US$12 billion. For... »
Larry Dignan (ZDNet) submits: It’s safe to say AT&T (T) is ready for the weekend. The telecom giant has had a horrid week with a backlash against iPhone 3G S and complaints about the network. The latter item may create the most lasting damage. For now, much of the focus is on AT&T’s upgrade pricing... »
Stephen Rosenman submits: Few American investors have ever heard of America Movil (AMX), the colossal mobile telephone giant. It’s huge. America Movil has 187 million wireless subscribers easily dwarfing both ATT’s (T) and Verizon’s (VZ) networks. Combined, ATT and Verizon have 164 million mobile customers. A startling one out of every 35 people... »
Eric Savitz (Barron’s) submits: Qualcomm (QCOM) Thursday morning raised its guidance for its fiscal third quarter ending June 28, but cautioned that it sees Q4 chipset units declining sequentially, putting a damper on the upbeat outlook for the current quarter. The stock is poised to open lower. For the quarter, the company now sees revenue... »
Dean Bubley submits: I am constantly amazed by the groupthink in parts of the mobile industry, and the shameless and unquestioning way that careless, woolly figures get rolled out, time and again. "There are 4.5 billion mobile subscribers" "The next billion Internet users will be on mobile" "160m smartphones are sold annually" "LTE will... »
Eric Savitz (Barron’s) submits: Now here is a deal the Street really likes. Tuesday, Atlantic Tele-Network (ATNI) a company which operates a hodgepodge of telecom operations in the U.S. and the Caribbean, announced a deal to pay $200 million in cash to acquire more than 800,000 wireless subscribers from Verizon Wireless (VZ, VOD) in mostly... »
Shlomi Cohen submits: Intel (INTC) announced a further investment of $43 million through Intel Capital, in the mobile WiMAX venture in Japan, UQ, that it is promoting jointly with telephony company KDDI (KDDIF.PK), which is supplying the network infrastructure, and another four Japanese companies. After a five-month trial period, the service will have its... »
Dean Bubley submits: T-Mobile can be a paradox from an analyst’s viewpoint. At one level, it pushes hard on mobile Internet access, with its early provision of Web’n'Walk, and its significant pace in evolving its network to HSUPA and eventually LTE. It also has a sizable WiFi hotspot presence, albeit as overpriced as many... »
Eric Savitz (Barron’s) submits: Hot on the heels of Apple’s (AAPL) announcement of a new iPhone, its wireless partner, AT&T (T), re-affirmed its outlook for Ebitda margin as a percentage of sales this year “in the low 40% range.” The company also said that the repriced $99 iPhone 3G will be available at AT&T... »
The Dell’Oro Group predicted that enterprise VoIP growth will slow and IP lines for the PBX market will decline for the first time ever in 2009, according to its Enterprise Telephony Quarterly Report. The report said Cisco, Avaya, and Nortel led in IP line shipments in the first quarter “For 2009, we anticipate a degree... »