Source: www.voip-news.com

Users of the new T-Mobile G1 phone now have a VoIP option. VOXOFON is available on the Android platform through Android Market. According to VOXOFON, users who tried the application in beta enjoyed how easy it was to use.

“At present, most people who own mobile phones still make international calls via landlines, calling cards or computer VoIP services,” said Alexey Goloshubin, president and CEO of VOXOFON. “With inexpensive and easy-to-use options such as VOXOFON’s Android application, we expect an increasing number of people to use their mobile phones for calls abroad. It’s much more convenient.”

So, how do you get it?

Current G1 phone owners can download the VOXOFON application on the device by clicking on the “Market” icon for a list of Android applications. In addition, VOXOFON’s website, http://www.voxofon.com/, has a special section with a short video showing how to use the service.

Source: www.voip-news.com

With the economy in peril, companies like VOXOFON are capitalizing on the need to save, save, save by spreading the word about their low-cost VoIP service. VOXOFON’s prices start at just 1.3 cents per minute for international calls and the company says there are no additional fees.

VOXOFON international calling services allow customers to call using their computer, their land line, their cell phone, a smart phone, or even a calling card. All are available by going to http://www.voxofon.com/.

Recently named by VoIP News as one of the best services to use during the economic downturn, VOXOFON has also been called “one of the coolest new phone services” by several industry publications due to its variety of easy-to-use service options.

“Everyone wants excellent service at reasonable prices, and VOXOFON can provide that and more,” Alexey Goloshubin, president and CEO of VOXOFON, said.

Source: www.voip-news.com

Always with the new!

VOXOFON is the latest in VoIP. The company is billing itself as low-cost and easy-to-use for international internet telephony. The service has a good deal of flexibility as well. Calls start at 1.3 cents per minute, and can be made from computers, landlines or cell phones.

“We think VOXOFON will appeal to a wide audience because our customers can use whichever services they are most familiar with,” said Alexey Goloshubin, president and CEO of VOXOFON. “Many people are still using calling cards and some don’t have computers and may prefer our virtual phone numbers. As our customers become more comfortable with the newer technology, they can move on to that without having to change their VOXOFON account in any way.”

Source: www.voip-news.com

Loxbit Public Company Limited will now be selling the full Envox Worldwide product portfolio in Thailand. The portfolio includes Envox Communications Development Platform, Envox VoiceXML Studio, Envox CT Connect(TM), and Envox CT ADE(TM). Loxbit will also have use of Envox’s professional services, training and technical support.

“We are pleased to be partnering with Loxbit,” said Leo Casey, president and CEO of Envox Worldwide. “These types of distribution partnerships are a key element of our global growth strategy. We’re looking forward to working closely with Loxbit to build strong customer relationships and broaden our presence in the rapidly expanding voice solutions market.”

The companies say that the agreement addresses regional demand.

“Working closely with Envox will enable us to leverage their corporate strengths, while utilizing our own market and customer development capabilities across the region. We expect this relationship to provide a significant boost to our communications business,” said Suwit Attajarusith, vice president for Loxbit.

Source: www.voip-news.com

There’s a new mobile VoIP service available from MediaRing. Read about it on The VoIP Weblog.

Backtrack 3 is out and there are some new VoIP security tools. SIPvicious tells you about what’s out there and where to find it. Read it here.

If you are using the VoxSwap social network, you now have two new features: video and Skype. Read about it on the VoIP News of the UK.

Source: andyabramson.blogs.com

Alec Saunders who run agency client iotum, has a very crisp post today about another client, Mobivox and their new features. The one I am personally most excited about is Send Message.

Speech to text is getting much better. With SpinVox, SimulScribe both charging hard in the space to go after carrier deck type business, while selling direct as well, there will be a lot of heat in this area in the coming months. CallWave has also entered the fray with Fuze, a new Unified Communications play.

What I like about both the Mobivox and Callwave plays vs. the one trick ponies of Simulscribe and SpinVox is the costs to the end user will be lower, and you’re using one interface not many. In the case of Mobivox it’s simply your voice, while CallWave’s Fuze is a very slick web interface.

We continue to see convergence occur, but instead of the it being networks or devices, we’re seeing services converge more rapidly than ever before. This is good for the end user, as pricing will only come down as service providers can bundle high value, low cost features, with higher margin services to take a larger cut of the wallet.

Source: andyabramson.blogs.com

SpinVox is making noise about an IPO. It’s a ballsy move for a company that’s really just starting out, has less than a million dollars in annual revenue, but a very experienced management team.

Source: andyabramson.blogs.com

Robert Scoble caught up with client Mobivox and their COO Nitzan Shaer at CES last week and gets the low down on Mobivox’s breakthrough calling service where calls between users are free regardless of phone, be it landline, mobile or even an older rotary dial phone. One of Mobivox’s unique features is the ability to for users to call Skype buddies from any phone once the users Skype Buddy List has been added by them.

The whole process is very simple, easy to use and super cost efficient as Nitzan explained in the interview with our pal Robert.

Source: www.voip-news.com

A new year is nearly upon us and with it, comes changes.  Envox Worldwide recently announced some executive shifts that are set to take effect immediately.  Their Board of Directors has made Mark D. Flanagan Vice Chairman and Leo Casey President and CEO of the company.  Apparently this has been in the works behind the scenes for quite awhile.

“Mark felt that this was an important change for us to make and has been discussing it with me and the Board for some time now,” said Jorgen Bladh, Chairman of the Board, in a recent press release. “Over the past few years, he has built an exceptional management team, culminating with Leo Casey’s appointment as the Company’s chief financial officer. This change will enable Mark to focus his considerable energies and abilities on Envox’s corporate and product strategy as well as key strategic initiatives. At the same time, it will enable Leo to apply his impressive skills and experience to building a highly efficient and effective global organization. The Board is confident that, together, Mark and Leo will ensure that Envox becomes the overall market leader we know it can be.”

Since Flangan’s arrival at Envox nearly 5 years ago, he has meant many good things for the firm, including quadrupling the company’s revenues and expanding their brand worldwide.

“As Leo and I have worked closely together, it became clear that he had the background and experience that Envox needed to become a world-class organization,” said Flanagan. “Leo and I have a shared vision about Envox’s strategy and market opportunities, and I know that he is going to make an outstanding president and chief executive officer. I look forward to working closely with him and the entire senior management team to develop Envox into the leading global provider of IP-based voice solutions.”

“Since joining Envox I have been continually impressed with our incredibly talented employees, the outstanding products and services we have, and the tremendous relationship that we have built with our customers,” said Casey. “I’m excited about taking on this new role and I appreciate the confidence that Mark and the Board have in me to make an important contribution to the Company. Together with them and our employees I know that we can build Envox into the global market leader in IP-based voice solutions.”

Source: www.voip-news.com

In this day and age when VoIP providers are in stiff competition with another company breathing down their necks, eager to take their spot (and business!), it’s always good news to be among “the chosen.”  Envox Worldwide, an IP-based voice solutions provider, recently announced that Apptera has chosen Envox’s OnDemand for their “In-Call” solutions.  

“We are very pleased that Apptera has chosen Envox OnDemand to power its solutions,” said Mark D. Flanagan, president and CEO of Envox Worldwide, in a recent press release. “We know that Apptera’s customers will benefit greatly from the superior performance, carrier-grade reliability, and the time-to-market advantages that Envox OnDemand provides.”

Using the VoltDelta hosting environment enables Envox OnDemand customers, and now Apptera, to enjoy:

· Modular, carrier-grade components that have been proven at more than 50 of the world’s leading telephone companies.· Experience handling over 5 billion calls on the IVR components and over 7.5 billion calls on the switching components.

· Flexible redundancy options, including truly carrier-grade geographic redundancy for maximum reliability.

· 24×365 operation with pro-active monitoring by dual Network Operations Centers.

· A VoIP network that drives additional cost savings and rapid deployment.

· Support for VoIP, TDM, and mixed customer networks.

· Open environment for rapid deployment of new services or service extensions.

·  Professional services expertise for network design, switching design, integration with existing call center components, voice user interface design, integration of automation with agents, statistics collection, billing support, database optimization, and data aggregation from multiple varied sources.

Source: andyabramson.blogs.com

Client Voxalot rolled out Voxcall this week and the in the know VoIP types have been privately telling me how much they like it so I was very excited to see Ted Wallingford’s reaction today.

You see, Ted gets the real world value of technology that has meaning and benefit to consumers and business users alike, which is what Voxalot is setting out to do.

Source: snapvoip.blogspot.com

Another way to get users to use voice or VoIP. SpinVox has managed to do what other Voice or VoIP providers failed to notice. Get people to blog or twitter over voice. I think I wrote about spinvox technology being used with Skype to blog. Wonder why I did not hear about it much?

WeSeePeople: SpinVox spins Voice into Social Networking and Micro Blogging.