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SIP is everywhere these days. And with any new technology standard, making a transition to it needs to be easy and secure. Patton, a Washington, D.C.-area based technology company, has just released its SmartNode 5200 Session Border Control to help businesses interested in SIP make an easy conversion.

Small business VoIP provider, Vocalocity, has brought on some new talent. The Atlanta-based company is bringing on Wain Kellum as its new CEO. Kellum comes from location-based services company Omnilink and has over 25 years of experience in technology companies.

Google's Enterprise President Dave Girouard explained in an interview with eWeek that Google has been building on its business app suite and will launch an enterprise version of Google Voice later this year--a combination of applications that may prove disruptive to the Unified Communications (UC) market. With Google's cloud based ...

The people behind MagicJack, a plug-and-play VoIP device, have recognized the trend of consumers cutting their traditional landline voice connections like much of the telecom industry and have updated their offering to reflect that.

GABULOUS.COM, the inventors of what it terms a “groundbreaking” free consumer Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) telecommunications service supported by relevant advertising information, is seeking a buyer or joint venture partner for its patent pending technology, announces Phil Shapiro, the owner.

As voice over internet companies go out of business the FCC decided there should be some warning for customers, unlike the surprise received by Sunrocket customers.

Phone.com has introduced its Virtual Number service, allowing customers to - a la Google Voice - choose one primary phone number that acts as a gateway to any/all of the phone numbers the customer may already use. There are also some freebies if you refer other customers to the service.

AT&T CallVantage customers are getting an email warning that the telco is discontinuing its VoIP service this year. No surprise, since the company stopped selling the service to new customers in August 2008, but will AT&T come up with an alternative offering?

We left Voip Inc's affliate program a long time ago when we suspected that something just did not feel right. Apparently we were not the only ones. Three former VoIP Inc. executives are being targeted by the SEC for improper bookkeeping and lying to investors about the financial ...

North American in-flight Internet provider Aircell says all three airlines operating its service have requested the blocking of VoIP. Another four airlines who have signed up with Aircell haven't announced their VoIP policies yet.