Verizon introduced its new “Shared Everything” data plan that is the “ONLY” data plans available for new customers starting June 28 2012. In a nut shell under the new pricing plan, a smartphone customer opting for the cheapest data bucket, 1 GB, will pay $90 before taxes and fees ($40 for phone access and $50...

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The OBihai OBi110 and OBi100 were probably the highlight of 2011 for me in the VoIP space. If you are not familiar with them, I will highly recommend that you read my review of OBi110/ OBi100 and why it probably is the best VoIP ATA around. Both the products have received rave reviews on Amazon...

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Voxalot is one of the few services that I use on a regular basis. It provides a fairly powerful platform that allows you to manage multiple VoIP providers, in addition to providing a free SIP address. You can read the long list of features that Voxalot offered. Hence, I was rather disappointed to see the...

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Google voice (or its earlier avatar Grandcentral) has probably been one of the most disruptive VoIP offerings in recent times. One of the coolest feature of Google Voice is the ability to make unlimited free calls to USA and Canada from right inside Gmail. This feature, however, has been limited to users from only a...

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Wow….given the amount of interest in the previous post on OBi110/OBi100 ATA and the reasons that you must consider one before buying any VoIP hardware, there is no doubt that Obihai has a winner on their hands. There, however, seems to be some confusion about the various components of the service and what is the...

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One of the companies that I have been following closely is 4PSA. 4PSA is the company behind VoIPNow that seeks to accelerate the adoption and usage of Unified Communication by enterprise customers. VoIPNow is a cloud based solution that offers advanced features, scalability, and reliability. We will talk about the VoIPNow platform in greater detail...

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Here at TruVoIPBuzz, we have been a huge fans of Whistle Phone services. Whistle provided unlimited free calls to USA and Canada, a FREE USA number (DID), and the ability to forward the DID to any USA or Canada number for free (Follow Me). Besides the free services, it had some very nice paid options...

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The magnitude 9.0 earthquake that struck Japan on March 11, 2011 is one of the five most powerful recorded in the history. The devastation caused by the quake is beyond imagination (see the before-after pictures at New York Times). While the Japanese government tries to bring things in order, several telecom providers are contributing in...

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Voxbone launched the iNum initiative in August 2006 with a lofty mission of providing a single number with no geographic restrictions. Unlike the traditional numbers that are tied to a particular geography (e.g., country), iNums use a +883 global country code that are not related to particular area. iNums are a great tool and can...

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Holidays are great times to get in touch with near and dear ones. Depending on where you are located and how you make call, this can turn out be an expensive proposition. MO-Call is hoping to reduce this expense for consumers and is also offering a chance to win an iPhone 4. All you need...

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