Source: andyabramson.blogs.com

There’s a conference in Miami this week focusing on the concept of Online Dating, while up the street is another on adult dating. One of the people hanging out and making news there is Jangl CEO and founder Michael Cerda who tells VoIPWatch that Jangl "let’s them practice safe dating. Online daters love Jangl because it gives them privacy, mobility and control, and choices as to how they want to communicate. We suit a fast, mobile world by connecting the lives we lead online to the ever-present mobile device.

At the conference Jangl announced that the world’s largest free online dating site, PlentyofFish.com will use Jangl’s SMS, calling and voicemail service to reach PoF customers. So like PoF itself, Jangl’s service there will be ad-supported making it a first for Jangl.

Unlike some of the other ad supported, VoIP powered plays out there, this one sort of makes sense. It gives the daters the ability to save money and spend money on what they need to focus on the most. There dates.

Source: voipcentral.org

No doubt, the big news of the week is the debut of Yahoo! Messenger for Vista. Meanwhile, we have failed to notice Jangls new web site that provides more attractive VoIP services.

First of all, Jangl is a free service. With this, you can share your phone number using an ID from Jangls new site. You are always in control of how and when you want to talk. Jangl uses caller ID to route calls. The receiver finds only the Jangl Number.

Jangle also provides personalized ID rather than real phone number. It enables you control all incoming and outgoing calls. At the same time, Jangl ensures privacy since it allows you to be anonymous.

Via:VoIPwatch

Source: snapvoip.blogspot.com

In one of my previous posts VOIP IP Telephony: A week in VOIP and IP Telephony, I mentioned about LIBJINGLE and I was excited about it. Apparently, there were many others, according to googletalk blog itself. The search link it gives lists my site in page two!. That is fine. This will be a new era in IM P2P and VOIP, IP Telephony.
As much the excitement, there were some confusion as well about the LIBJINGLE library. So Mike Jazayeri, the Product Manager has taken the task up and explains the scenario’s and capabilities as far as GoogleTalk is concerned. I think it is a good read and here are the topics that Mike decided to talk about;
1. Voice calls between other PC IM/VOIP clients such as Gaim, Adium, Psi, etc. And Google Talk.
2. Voice calls between mobile devices and Google Talk!
3. Peer-to-peer applications.

I am sure there are more ways than the above to use this library. I am for one playing with my Jabber server and Asterisk server. I will let you know how it goes.