Source: www.voip-news.com

Revolabs has released the xTag, a wireless microphone. It’s available at the Apple store.

The microphone is for use with Apple computers and connects via USB. According to the company, it has exceptional audio performance for podcasting, VoIP, SKYPE, web conferencing, distance education and speech recognition.

“We are pleased that Mac users will now be able to easily purchase the xTag microphone on the Apple store,” said Gregory Shalov, Revolabs vice president of sales. “The xTag wireless microphone is a perfect solution for educational applications, such as distance learning, podcasting, and recording lectures. It also provides excellent audio for all Mac applications.”

The xTag uses a rechargable battery.

Source: voipcentral.org

Hopefully every PlayStation lover knows that PSP is getting Skype in late January and if you don’t then you aren’t a fan enough. Anyhow, news is that here are pics of Skype on PSP (touted to be first ones).

And hey along with Skype Sony is offering USB microphone that can be (have to be) used with Skype. This will cost $25 - $40 (hopefully with Mic included)

Via: NewsInside

Source: voip-tech.blogspot.com

SoliCall is a small free application that integrate itself with your favourite VoIP software and, while we’re speaking, by some particular audio filters, it reduce or eliminate unwanted background noises that could be sensed by the microphone or by another audio input used for making VoIP calls.
This software is very easy to configure, you just need to specify the audio source used for VoIP calls, SoliCall will filter the audio and "purify it" from possible background noises, rustles, etc.
The main setting to execute in your VoIP software, Skype, MSN Messenger, and others softwares that allow the vocal communication, will be to specify in the audio setting option window the device "SoliCall Audio Device", like as you have another audio card installed into your computer.
Free download available at this link.