Business IT solutions company, CSC, launched global videoconferencing services as part of the company's suite of Unified Communications and Collaboration (UCC) solutions. Along with the video communication features the service will include video end-point management, pre-conference certification and testing, 24-hour customer support, concierge style meeting support, high-definition multi-point bridging services, telepresence, desktop and room-based devices, gateway and hybrid services (ISDN/IP) and enterprise video network consulting. Standard video services will include an interactive web reservation portal to schedule global video calls via phone, email and fax that will inferface with Outlook and Lotus Notes' calendar functions. "By adding video conferencing services to our suite of UCC solutions, CSC is positively contributing to the rapid growth of the enterprise video communications market, as well as our customers' bottom line," said Jason Cory, CSC's vice president of communications and network services in [+]

Sure you can already get Vonage calls on your iPhone and Blackberry, but what about the whole other part of the mobile world owned by Google? Finally, Android phones on T-Mobile and AT&T are getting a Vonage application. The Vonage application provides high-quality, outbound international calling over WiFi and cellular networks in addition to free domestic calls over WiFi. Users can choose between Vonage World Mobile with unlimited international calling to more than 60 countries, or Vonage Mobile Pay-Per-Use. Michael Tempora, senior vice president of product management for Vonage hinted that we'll eventually see VoIP calls over the data networks, but more and more it looks like we really might be waiting until 4G to get the true functionality we want. "We are focused on ensuring that our customers can enjoy all the benefits of their Vonage service from any location using [+]

April 7, 2010 - Cable and Internet giant Comcast has won a legal decision that could have big implications for the future of the Internet. The Federal Communications Commission tried to punish Comcast for selectively blocking some traffic on its network. But a federal appeals court says the FCC was overstepping its authority. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled that the FCC lacks authority to require broadband providers to give equal treatment to all Internet traffic on their networks. The decision also has serious implications for the FCC's massive national broadband plan. The agency needs authority to regulate broadband to push ahead with some its key recommendations, including one to expand broadband by tapping the federal fund that subsidizes phone service in poor and rural areas. [+]

TruPhone has launched their VoIP over iPad software. The reviewers claim that it works just like it does on the iPod Touch with voice quality and user experience being pretty standard. The Truphone iPad application gives customers free calling to other Truphone and Google Talk users using WiFi as well as international calling to mobile phones and landlines for as low as 5 cents a minute. Truphone provides an unlimited calling plan, free voicemail and instant messaging. Truphone has a history of being first out the door, claiming to 'officially' have beaten most players to the punch with it's iPhone app. [+]

The iPad just hit store shelves, and like many of Apple's new products, its been seen as a must have. And with any must have product, we have to be able to add VoIP applications to it. Enter Cisco with their WebEx app for the iPad. Now you can skip your laptop, phone, iPhone, or office and just meet over your shiny new iPad. Working over WiFi, iPad users will be able to engage in rich meetings featuring WebEx VoIP calling; shared presentations, applications and desktops; as well as participant presense and who's talking. [+]