Blog Profile / TruVoIPBuzz
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| Archived Since: | July 24, 2010 | |
Blog Post Archive
MagicJack App brings unlimited free calls to USA/Canada [Video Tutorial]
If you thought that there is nothing like free lunch, think again!! Today we review another way to make unlimited FREE calls to USA and Canada. No registration, no credit cards, We recently reviewed NetTalk app to make free calls to USA and Canada, but MagicJack definitely has more to offer – it even allows [...]
Spy Mouse for iPhone giveaway [Contest]
If you are a gaming fan, then you do not want to miss this. Friends over at EA Sports have been kind enough to provide me with 13 promo codes for their latest iPhone game Spy Mouse to giveaway on my blog. The objective of the game is simple – help the mouse (Agent Squeak) [...]
mTrip offers iPhone travel guides for FREE [Deals]
If you are planning a vacation (or even if you are not), this is a great deal that you may not want to miss. mTrip is offering few of its iPhone travel guides for FREE this week. So, you can grab travel guides for 5 popular destinations for the next few days. These are high [...]
WiMobile – Make unlimited free international calls to India, Italy, USA, China, and UK [Free Calls]
It has been quite some time since we heard about a genuine way to make unlimited free international calls. Although call rates are dropping across the board, nothing beats FREE So, today we have a great way for you to make free calls to 5 countries until September 15 using WiMobile. You can make free [...]
Google offers FREE calls to USA for all military personnel
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 [...]
What do consumers like about Android – A Scientific study
In 2005, when Google acquired an obscure startup Android, few would have thought that Android will go on to become such a huge phenomenon. Android came to stage almost 1.5 years after Apple introduced its first version of iOS and honestly the first version of Android was nothing short of an experiment. Not surprisingly, Apple [...]
Traveling abroad? Switch to VoIP and avoid large phone bills [Infographic]
If you often travel out of country or are traveling abroad in the near future then you surely must have faced this question – how to avoid a huge phone bill while being in contact? The easiest option (and often the most expensive one) is to use the roaming services of your carrier. You must [...]
Mobile wars: It is not Google VS. Amazon, it is Google AND Amazon silly!!
Given the rate at which the mobile computing space is growing, it not surprising to see significant interest in this market. The latest entrant in this space, Amazon, has made no bones about its intentions. So much so that M. G. Siegler over at Techcrunch suggests that a “war is brewing” in the mobile computing [...]
Want to become a CLEC? YATE provides Open Source solution for PSTN interconnection using SS7
Stripped to its bare essentials, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) refers to converting analog voice signals into digital information and then transmitting the same over the Internet. Since VoIP uses public resources (the Internet) rather than relying on a telecom provider’s resources, it can significantly reduce or even completely eliminate the cost of a traditional [...]
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Why SMSified could revolutionize the bulk SMS space?
Text messages (SMS) as a means of communication have some great features – wide reach, less intrusive, personal, reliable, interactive, and personal – making them a great business tool. Not surprisingly then, sending and receiving text messages (SMS) is one of the most requested enterprise communication features. Several providers offer bulk SMS gateways and most [...]
Google Android everywhere – World domination on cards!!
Google made no bones about the importance of Android for the company at its annual developer conference (Google IO 2011) in San Francisco. Google made several announcements (listed below) regarding Android and seems to be on track to make Android an even better platform, not only for phones and tablets, but for several other devices. [...]
vox.io brings VoIP video and voice calls to a browser near you [Review]
One of the fundamental challenges plaguing the mass adoption of VoIP services is the (real or perceived) complexity in using such services. You need a dedicated software (SIP client, e.g., x-lite) or hardware (ATA, e.g., OBi110) and some not-so-obvious configurations, before one can start using VoIP services. This complexity is enough to turn off many [...]
OBi100 vs. OBi110 and other components of the OBi service explained [Review]
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 [...]
Anveo–Voice 2.0 solutions for Enterprises [Review]
Our recent article covering Anveo telephony solutions for consumers generated lot of interest. As I mentioned in my last post, Anveo’s strength lies in its ability to use the visual IVR call flow platform to offer robust solutions tailored for both consumers and enterprise customers. This post details some of the features that are geared [...]
FastVoIP offers cheapest VoIP calls worldwide [Review & Coupon]
Price, quality, and service are the probably the most important factors influencing the choice of a VoIP provider. Providers such as Betamax (e.g., Rynga, Jumblo, SmartVoIP) do reasonably well on price and to some extent on quality, however, their non-existent customer service renders the entire value proposition useless. Blocked accounts, billing disputes, payment issues, and [...]
4PSA recognized for innovation – Receives Product of the Year Award [Press Release]
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 [...]
My review of OBi110/OBi100 and why you must read this before buying VoIP hardware (ATA) [Review]
One of stumbling blocks for rapid diffusion of VoIP services is the inherent complexity of the existing VoIP hardware. An ATAs (Analog Telephone Adapters) is a typical example of VoIP hardware, which basically is a router-like box that allows a regular analog phone to be used over the Internet (for more details, look at 6 [...]
Axvoice vs. ViaTalk – Two home phone services compared
Residential VoIP service or home phone service is a great option for users who make lot of calls, prefer to use a traditional phone, and are not comfortable messing around with their ATAs. There are several residential VoIP providers and it may become onerous to choose the right service. This post is intended to help [...]
Why the Whistle Phone proposed plan changes do not make sense? [Opinion]
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 [...]