The femtoJack is like the magicJack phone in that it provides users with unlimited local and long distance calling but different in that it works with mobile phones as opposed to a landline phone.
As I predicted one weeks ago, iPhone/iPod version became the next platform for Fring to support free Skype video calls after Symbian S60 smartphones.
Today, one of the most popular mobile VoIP/IM software on Symbian S60, iPhone, Windows Mobile, Android and Maemo platforms, Fring announced an important update to version 4.0, which enables free free mobile video calls on Symbain S60 smartphones.
Similar to Fring, as one of the best mobile IM/VoIP software, Nimbuzz had no clear method to make profit. This makes users like myself worry about the possibility that this excellent mobile app would be discontinued eventually just like what happened to Trutap. Yesterday, Nimbuzz made a step to change this situation — they launched their VoIP service, NimbuzzOut.
As one of the most popular mobile VoIP software, Fring has close beta version on Android now. To preview Fringdroid, Android users need to send an email to earlyaccess@fring.com and will get an invitation early next week.
Recently I found a mobile application on Android/iPhone called BMAX and a review about it. However, there seems to be some argument about the information in that review. Here I would like to give some personal opinion about this software.
LowCaller is a small program, which can be installed on Blackberry, Windows Mobile or Symbian mobile phones, to make calls via VoIP services from BetaMax
If you are interesting in switching from you expensive traditional landline or getting VoIP phone service then you might want to check out the new magicJack. The magicJack is a new VoIP phone service that runs solely through a USB device that is sold by the company.
The market release date of Nokia N900 is getting closer and closer. Here is the translation of inside view from a developer of the brand new Maemo 5 system.
In my recent post about Google Voice, I showed my feeling that the integration between Google Voice and other Google products such as Gmail was not tight enough. Obvious, it is just a matter of time. Just a few days after that post, Google Voice has further improvement of integration with Gmail.