Well, we’ve been busy over here at FreedomVOICE. This week we launched a new blog, which we hope will give customers a better connection with the business. We are putting the final touches on a new website for our FreedomVOICE Virtual Office product, and we’re in the final stages of completing two programs for our [...]

Businesses are ready. They want VoIP. They see the cost savings and exciting features. They understand the technology lets them “Go Green” and encourages telecommuting. But in order to get the most out of the technology, they need information. They need to be able to access resources that let them pick the correct VoIP solution [...]

Many SMBs have accepted IP communication as a method for placing internal and external calls. They are now taking a closer look at SIP Trunking, the technology that numerous enterprises have already enthusiastically embraced. Migrating to a new technology involves risk and some SMBs are hesitant to take the step. Knowing where to begin is [...]

VoSKY is a service for VoIP phones which sells gateways to aid companies with traditional phones to use Skype as a business solution phone service. These unique gateways plug into traditional phones that usually connect to a public network. The gateways then act as a regular network through providing dial tones and responding to key [...]

My SIP Switch is an open source project and a free service which allows using many SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) accounts with one SIP phone or SIP softphone. It is a customizable web based iPBX. The service can either be used online on www.mysipswitch.com or installed on a private version (on Windows or Linux with [...]

Several years ago, SPam over Internet Telephony (SPIT) was merely a security issue that hadn’t yet manifested. In fact, NewScientist was predicting SPIT back in 2004. However, many naysayers felt that the fear of SPIT was simply “paranoid media coverage” that would never come to fruition. Ah, if only that were true. It looks like [...]

Salesforce.com, the industry leader in on demand CRM, has announced a partnership with Skype and how it plans to build Skype capabilities into it’s CRM product. As part of its sustained campaign to dominate the emerging world of on-demand applications, salesforce.com has announced a version of the Skype Internet-based telephone software to work with its [...]

Microsoft is finally getting into the VoIP game and has announced 15 new Voice-over-Internet Protocol-enabled devices. Bryan Rushe, product manager, unified communications for Microsoft Canada Ltd., said voice is moving from hardware to software. Like the transformation from the mainframe to the PC, software is changing enterprise VoIP and Microsoft is keen to lead the [...]

CRN Tech has recently put together a list of the top 15 vendors in the VoIP space and the list includes several big players. It’s no surprise that companies like Cisco or Avaya made the cut but other smaller providers like 8×8 Inc, Digium and even Vontage (the struggling company Cisco aquired) also squeezed themselves [...]

Nobody can predict the future but VoIP News blogged about a report released by Juniper Research placing Cisco at the top of the Enterprise VoIP market. The health of the VoIP market continues to be strong and increased demand will be seen thru 2007. The VoIP phones just keep getting cooler as well. The latest [...]