VOIP for AT&T mobile network

We knew that someday we'd be able to make VoIP phone calls over the iPhone's 3G network. Apple and AT&T said so.

That day has come. iCall is the first app to offer free VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) calls on AT&T's mobile network.

That means customers with unlimited data plans can save money by buying the minimum number of voice minutes, because iCall places calls using data sent over the Internet, not voice minutes.

In a test, iCall was a breeze to use, if a bit tinny. The app is free, as are the calls it makes, but there are a few catches. People on the free calling plan will hear an ad before a call is connected, and calls are limited to five minutes. A $10 monthly subscription eliminates the ads and the time limit and provides services like voice mail.

The other caveat is that most unlimited data plans have limits on certain kinds of apps, like peer-to-peer file sharing. So far iCall appears to be in the clear, but it's early yet.

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Synergy One Launched VoIP for Business

Synergy One has re-launched its business VOIP services with a renewed focus on delivering market directing hosted VOIP systems and packages.

Synergy One have signed a strategic agreement with BT Wholesale – one of only ten licenses in the UK - to provide their range of IP based products which are delivered over BT's 21st Century Network for guaranteed quality and resilience.

SynergyOne (synergyone.co.uk) is a leading business telephony supplier more than 10 years of experience delivering business telephone systems to small and medium sized businesses in the UK. Moving into their second decade of presenting bespoke telecommunications services to business they are focusing their attempts on supplying state of the art, high service level, business grade IP services.

VOIP (voice over Internet Protocol) is the next generation of business telecommunications and its utilization in UK business is going to surge over the next five years. It presents a competitive edge for all sized businesses as the products are feature rich, resilient and quick to set up.

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VoIP Prepares Itself for Continuing Growth

The Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) industry has thrived over the past decade due to the fact that it presented a cheaper alternative to landline phone calls thereby making it set for its unceasing growth as the business world continues to appreciate the benefits the technology can deliver.

George Van Horn, a senior analyst at IBISWorld, said that IP telephony has confirmed to be so popular because it allows companies to make substantial cost-savings on calls when compared to traditional landlines.

The recent data figure from Market Research Company IBISWorld declares that VoIP is the highest performing industries of the past decade, registering a revenue growth of 179,036 per cent between 2002 and 2009.

The VoIP Technology does not engage the same expensive network switching as wired voice calls, and also the geographic distinctions between incoming and outgoing calls are not made. Moreover, prices are similar from one fixed point to another.

The irony is that though the technology has been confirmed to offer cheaper alternatives to traditional telephone communication, many people do not use the service.

The survey conducted last month by home phone comparison website Homephonechoices. co. uk exposed that only 17 per cent of respondents claimed they used VoIP services.

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Virtual Office Q&A: VoIP Phone Service Provider Predicts a Busy 2010

While tough economic times have plagued a number of businesses, few have managed to tread the rough waters. One such company in the communications technology sector that has witnessed revenue growth amid the depression is Phone.com. in reality, the Livingston, N.J.-based provider of VoIP phone services reported a three-fold rise in sales over 2008.

And officials with the firm that presents Virtual Office services are predicting an even brighter future.

“We will see sustained growth in our segment of the market,” Phone.com’s CEO Ari Rabban (News - Alert) and Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer Alon Cohen told TMCnet in an interview printed in full below. “In particular, the SOHO/VSB telephony market is still underserved, despite all the new players rising and at the same time some consolidation.”

During the interview with Rabban and Cohen both stressed they are keeping a close watch on the developments in telecom industry and the changes that might impact the industry. Also they are keen about the FCC ( Federal Communications Commission ) decision on new telecom plans and also they are constantly keeping a watch on industry leading communications software company skype.

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