Source: www.voip-news.com

Vyke is running a beta trial on its Symbian client for Symbian phones. The standalone VoIP client would allow users to make VoIP calls from their mobile phones. Read about it on VoIP News of the UK.

Andy Abramson has the scoop on Aircell — you know, the company doing WiFI in the skies for American Airlines. It seems despite their cries of we-don’t-do-VoIP, they do do a VoIP product for the skies — a handset actually. Talk about talking out of both sides of a mouth. Read it here.

Here’s a new one: ViFi - VoIP in the car, so you can use it while driving. TMC has the story.

Source: goebel.net

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A commentator to my last post "Why Truphone and Gizmo5 applaud that Nokia turns it’s back …

Source: www.voip-news.com

p-news.comVyke is running a beta trial on its Symbian client for Symbian phones. The standalone VoIP client would allow users to make VoIP calls from their mobile phones. Read about it on VoIP …

Source: gigaom.com

Microsoft Launches Unified Communications Portfolio. Jeff Raikes, President of MicrosoftРІР‚в„ўs Business Division tells CNET “The era of dialing blind, the era of playing …

Source: voipcentral.org

Vyke (pronounced like Skype) reached a milestone this week when it registered more than one million paid customers for its innovative VoIP services that enables customers to enjoy VoIP services …

Source: goebel.net

The Norwegian mobile VoIP company Vyke seems to urge for an own reliable network. Today’s news is that they have signed a letter of intent to acquire a USA based VoIP network service provider. …

Source: voipcentral.org

We cannot overlook the agony of Nokia users when Vodafone disabled VoIP functionality from N95. Vodafone is not the first company to do so. Ever since the MVoIP concept has come to the fore, …

Source: goebel.net

Vyke plans to release an upgrade to its mobile VoIP software that will "restore full mobile VoIP functionality on mobile handsets that have been intentionally crippled by mobile operators", …

Source: goebel.net

The air is getting even thinner for mobile VoIP companies like Truphone or Wifimobile, tells The Register. The Open Mobile Terminal Alliance, a organisation of big mobile operators like Orange, …

Source: goebel.net

I nearly forgot to mention: The Inquirer reports that yet another mobile Voip provider has problems with the crippled Nokia N95, supplied by Orange and Vodafone in the UK. Vyke Mobile has also …