If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Image via Wikipedia Jim Courtney at Skype Journal promptly posted three alternatives to the demised Skypecast service. I recommend to take a look at his post, Calliflower, HiDef Conferencing and Skype itself are all great alternatives. Check it out: Skype Journal: Alternatives [...]

Image via Wikipedia Lucky owners of the new PSP 3000 coming in October will find a useful addition: a built in microphone. This way they can easily use Skype without having to plug in headphones. Skype for Sony PSP works on the PSP 2000 and the upcoming PSP 3000. If you want to download it, check [...]

After the birth of my 2nd son, me and my wife decided to move most of our daily life in the underground floor, where we have around 120 square meters, a kitchen, a dining room and a bathroom (fortunately with big windows on top, so it’s not dark even if we are under the ground). [...]

I just want to point out this interesting report about low cost mobile VoIP telephony, “Mobile VoIP & Calling Applications - Business & Market Strategies“. Will the new players eat the established providers’ lunch? Will they get a bite? Will they get anything at all? The race is on! The study profiles 30 new mobile players in [...]

After about ten months from the launch of the first version, the 3G mobile operator Three announced the availability of the new Skypephone S2 which brings some new interesting features to the previous version. Among the others, the ability to quickly access to Facebook or Windows Live Messenger as well as an improved camera (3.2 Mpx), [...]

Om Malik is reporting that Nokia removed VoIP from their latest N-series models. Both the N78 and the new N96 are not VoIP enabled, so that also services like Truphone or Gizmo5, which rely on Nokia’s SIP stack, are not working on those devices (as Om verified by himself). This move doesn’t surprise me at all. [...]

Andy Abramson wrote an interesting blog post about Aircell, the new WiFi broadband internet service provided by American Airlines. The point is that not all the applications over internet are allowed on that service and VoIP is one of them. Andy tried SightSpeed but the call was dropped after 10 seconds only, same story with Skype. [...]