Voicestick is also offering 30 days money back guarantee. It can prove to be a cheap calling method as being a Pc to phone calling method, calls can be placed from anywhere in world. Some of their cheap plans -:
Unlimited US/Canada at 19.99 USD/month

• Global Call Forwarding
• Great International Rates
• Unlimited In-Network Calls
• Free Cellular Bridge
• Free Incoming Number

Unlimited Global calling at 24.99 USD/month

• Global Call Forwarding
• Unlimited In-Network Calls
• Free Cellular Bridge
• Free Incoming Number
• Hundred of cities(countries) can be called for free.

Next to Nothing Plan at ( Actual calling rate apply)

• Free Phone Number
• Use of Cellular Bridge
• USA outbound 1.9¢
• Incoming Rate of 1.18¢
• Great International Rates
• Calling rates are very cheap. Some of the rates are India 5.80¢/min Mexico 1.20¢/min China 1.00¢/min.
  

Voicestick also has some calling plan for business users. This is a great cheap options for business executives.

Below are some useful links -:

1. Free 60 minutes to India by Rebtel.

2. Cheap calls to Pakistan.

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Tags: h232, gsm, voip-phones, msn messenger, internet telephony

Though there are many free ways to make free calls to Canada, but we don’t mind exploring some new ones. If iCall don’t work for you, don’t worry Freephoneline is for you. Its one the best voip service working in Canada.

Freephoneline, a Canadian VOIP service is not only offering free calls all over canada but also giving a free incoming canadian number in many states.

It offers calls to and from both your Computer (via a free voip softphone), and from your local phone (you need to pay some credit for that). In order to use Freephoneline from your computer you need to download the voip application(a computer desktop phone that can be simply maximized when needed to place or receive calls.), register with them. You need to give a canadian address for that. (Google for it)

With either option you will permanently never receive a bill for having a home phone line again. (Provided you make calls to Canada).

• FREEPHONELINE gives you a FREE local Canadian number.
• Unlimited Free calling to most of the Canadian states!! such as Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, London, Hamilton, Kitchener-Waterloo, Ottawa, Quebec City, and Halifax.
• Caller ID – the incoming phone number is displayed on the Softphone.
• Follow Me Service: set your softphone to forward all calls to whatever phone number you desire. If you decide not to answer all calls will still be forwarded to your free voice mail service.

So, if you want to make free calls to your loved ones in Canada, Freephoneline.ca is specially for you.
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Virgin Mobile came with a bang in India. With red colored advertisements everywhere. Some really cool Television advertisements, they made a mark in India telecom industry. Few months back, we blogged about VirginMobiles they being first one to offer “get paid for incoming offer”.

This post is specially for our readers in India. If you are not from India, and came looking to make free voip phone calls you may Read the post about Tabrio offering free 5$ trial credit to make free calls to your destination. (Any country in world).

I am sure many of you must already switched to Virgin Mobiles as your service provider. If not, they have again bought a tempting deal for you. With Diwali this month, telecom provider try every method to increase their customer base.

Virginmobile has also come up with an amazing Diwali offer. Not only the STD has been cut drastically or by 33% but also the local phone call tariffs have also been slashed. Now with Virgin mobile India all STD and local phone / mobile calls are 0.50 paisa only for a minute, any network (not limited to their own network) at no extra cost.

Apart from giving you 10paise/min for incoming they have come up with a bak bak plan. Lets check out its details -:

Local = STD = 50p/min without any pack

How much does it cost to send an SMS?
Local Rs.1/- , National Rs.1.50/- , International Rs.5/-

All Local Calls @ 50p/min
Only first 3 Local mins of the day, would be charged @ Re.1/min

STD Calls @ 50p/min
Only first 3 STD mins of the day, would be charged @ Rs.1.50/min STD calls @ 50p/min subject to a maximum of 30min per day.

Additionally you get some free stuff too. “Rs.100 Free Talk time + 500 SMS Free + Starter Pack + Lifetime validity“

I guess this is too much of a deal for you to switch to virgin mobiles. I don’t think you will get any cheaper rates than that.

With Voip already in India, it would be difficult for telecom provider to survive in this market. Only way for them would be to offer some really cheap rates and such luring offers.

Its indeed a good start from VirginMobiles and I am sure more telecom providers will come up with such offers. (After all they need to survive in this telecom industry).

For more info, Visit VirginMobile.

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Tags: h232, skype, call, msn messenger, voice over internet

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In what has been a rather bizarre chain of events, I went from not having Internet access at home (mostly like due to our first REAL snow of the year) yesterday, to not being able to access Gmail (today…who knows).

Yes, I realize that there are more important things in the world, but these two little glitches have but the Near Future of VoIP series on hiatus until I have internet access and Gmail working at the same time. Hopefully everything is back to normal tomorrow.

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Voxeo accomplished multiple goals in acquiring VoiceObjects, the second company it has bought this year.  More acquisitions are expected throughout 2009.

By purchasing VoiceObjects, Voxeo has acquired middleware to enable carrier-grade deployments of over-the-phone self-service apps that are easier and cheaper to deploy - and enable personalization to each caller. There’s also a phone self-service analytics package for measuring performance that also allows non-technical staff members to make updates and changes.

VoiceObjects also brings a large European and mobile carrier footprint to Voxeo; Orange, O2 and Vodafone are all VoiceObjects customers, not to mention a bunch of enterprise customers including Adobe, Citibank, Hershey, IKEA, Kellogg, SAP and Volkswagen.

Open standards also play a role in this story. Voxeo and VoiceObjects are big users and advocates of VoiceXML, and it is likely Voxeo’s future acquisitions will use VoiceXML to build their solutions. The combined company will continue to enhance the VoiceObjects platforms and launch several new VoiceObjects-based products and services in 2009.

Employee-owned, Voxeo said it has logged twenty consecutive quarters of profitable operations, while sustaining an average yearly revenue growth rate exceeding 60 percent. It’s using all that cash to acquire companies, as it has bought four companies in the last four years. Earlier this year, the company bought Beijing-based Micromethod.  Voxeo “expects to close additional strategic acquisitions” in 2009.

For more:
- Voxeo talks about buying VoiceObjects. Release.

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We are happy to announce our partnership and integration with our friend Luca Filigheddu’s most recent venture Hictu.

The Hictu video micro-blogging platform lets users instantly publish text, audio and video messages online and share this content with friends and other Hictu users. Video and audio messages can be recorded directly from within Hictu webpages, turning the service into the “Twitter” for video micro-bloggers. Hictu enables

users to update the world with their “real-time” status and activities, while integrating content from leading IM and VoIP services.

Hictu users will be able to use the JAJAH service from within any micro-post on Hictu, simply by clicking on the green Jajah call button embedded in their Hictu profile. Users will also be able to talk from their phone with any other JAJAH customer or with any user who has previously registered a phone number in the Jajah section of their Hictu profile.

“We are very proud to announce this partnership with Jajah,” states Luca Filigheddu, CEO of Abbeynet. “Jajah is one of the fastest growing global Web telephony companies; a young company forecasted to play a leadership role in the future of Web-integrated communications.”

Developed in Italy and capable of competing over an international Web 2.0 scenario, the Hictu video micro-blogging platform lets users instantly publish text, audio and video messages online and share this content with friends and other Hictu users. Video and audio messages can be recorded directly from within Hictu webpages, turning the service into the “Twitter” for video micro-bloggers. Hictu enables users to update the world with their “real-time” status and activities, while integrating content from leading IM and VoIP services.

“Micro communities like Hictu are becoming daily places of congregation and are increasing in importance for their users,” says Roman Scharf, JAJAH co-founder. “It is our conviction to provide these spaces with the opportunity for web to voice capability to match the communication needs and preferences of its users. Hictu’s service is compelling and unique and we are thrilled to be working with them.”

Free Your Voice and try it out.

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“OK, I have spent the last 2 days working solid trying to get this to work on the UK Three (3) carrier on a iPhone that was locked to o2. Follow these steps, each one is pretty important:

1. Restore your iPhone with itunes to 2.2 firmware (if you haven’t already)

2. Jailbreak with QuickPwn (if you haven’t already)

3. Open installer and add the source Dev Team provided and download yellowsn0w 0.9.4 (if you haven’t already)

4. Download BigBoss Prefs (if you haven’t already)

5. Download Mobile Terminal (if you haven’t already)

6. Go into Settings -> Phone -> show My Caller ID Turn this ON
** Although it maybe greyed out and say OFF, you can still turn it ON**

7. Go into BigBoss Prefs and click Reboot

8. Once phone is on, go into Terminal

9. OK, now the timing of this next part in important.
There are 4 lines that need to be entered. You need to type;
- yellowsn0w –r
- yellowsn0w –c
- These two commands need to be entered between 2-4 seconds within each other. They way you do that is type in one of the commands (yellowsn0w –r) on the terminal screen (but don’t press enter) then if you click the top right corner (hit the battery symbol) another terminal will appear, type the second command (yellowsn0w –c) but don’t press enter. Now, hit the battery twice more and you’ll be back at the first terminal screen. Press enter, quickly press move to the second screen and press enter again. As long as “open: Resource Busy” does not appear, move to the next step, otherwise repeat the above, make sure you quick enough entering the commands.

10. Next do the same as the above but enter these two commands:
- yellowsn0w –r (i)
- yellowsn0w –l
- Again, make sure they are entered within 2-4 seconds of each other. And AGAIN, you will know if this worked by waiting 20 seconds after you’ve entered “yellowsn0w –l” and “open: Resource Busy” does not appear. (You should also see “Searching…” where your signal should be..,”

11. OK, nearly done, press home button to get out of terminal, go into Settings and turn on Aeroplane mode…turn it off…it’ll probably say “Searching…” again, if after another 20 seconds it’s still saying it, turn it on and off again and NOW it should find your network. **You’ll know if it’s working after this step as the “Carrier” bar will appear under WiFi.

NOTES – I’ve done this 3 times now to my own phone, seems to require it after each reboot. And don’t worry, it never worked the first time I tried it on each of the 3 occasions. I had WiFi on, Edge on, doesn’t seem to matter, it all seems to be about the terminal commands and having your Caller ID Showing…

OW, and BIG PROPS goes out to deli_gt who advised me through these hard times.”

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Tags: voip, skype, voip-phones, internet telephony, call

Online Gadget retailer Firebox is selling what it calls the first 3D webcam int he world and it is available for only £49.95; the Minoru even comes with five pairs of 3D glasses (ed : when will they have stylish 3D glasses?)

The webcam looks like a single legged red-aced alien with arms protruding. Minoru works the trick by combining two USB webcams altogether and adjusting the red and blue levels to create a near perfect 3D video stream.

Source: www.asteriskvoipnews.com

Tags: free phone, voip, internet telephony, call, gsm

Back in 2007, the government announced it would be giving each household in the United States two coupons to help pay for digital adapters, made necessary by the February 17, 2009 transition from analog to digital television. But with the program now running out of cash, the government has announced they’ll be putting those who need the coupons on a waiting list. According to the Associated Press, the waiting list was created by the NTIA on Sunday after the program hit a $1.34 billion funding limit set by Congress. Nielsen estimates that as of December, 6.8 percent of the 114 million U.S. households with televisions remained completely unready for the digital transition.
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