681 blog results for "VoIP"

Google on December 31 will shut down site for GrandCentral, which it acquired and reworked into Google Voice. Users should back up old messages now.

Posted in News - Wireless by Michelle Meyers

Electronic Housekeeper, a CES newbie, has made it possible for homeowners to monitor their water, gas, and electricity. The console can also be used for entertainment--VoIP, text messaging, access to e-mail and the Wweb, and satellite radio.

Posted in 30 Days of Innovation by Sharon Vaknin

Yet another report predicting Google is about to release its own phone raises more questions than it answers about Google's mobile strategy.

Posted in Relevant Results by Tom Krazit

Fring 1.0 brings multinetwork IM and Internet calling to Android users.

Posted in Android Atlas by Jessica Dolcourt

No, no, fellow residents of southern Illinois, not tractor pulling--Tracker pulling! The Pirate Bay has pulled out the trackers. But that doesn't mean you can't download anything.

Posted in Buzz Out Loud Podcast by Tom Merritt

Terms of the deal for the VoIP software company were undisclosed, but Google's second acquisition of the week will be used to help Google Voice.

Posted in Relevant Results by Tom Krazit

A new law in Europe protects all citizens from the evils of cookies. Instead of relying on people to operate their own browsers, Europe now requires all Web sites to notify users that they will set cookies.

Posted in Buzz Out Loud Podcast by Tom Merritt

The Internet industry is alarmed by a proposal to block access to scam sites or face fines, regardless of whether that's technically possible.

Posted in News - Politics and Law by Declan McCullagh

The new telephony service for consumers promises to heat up the phone-number-in-the-cloud battle.

Posted in Rafe's Radar by Rafe Needleman

The commission's proposed restrictions on broadband providers are riddled with ticking time bombs and loopholes, Stanford Law Fellow Larry Downes argues.

Posted in News - Wireless by Larry Downes