Start-up Ribbit hops into Web telephony
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Adobe Systems Flash-based service, already integrated with Salesforce.com, lets developers embed voice services into Web applications.
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Tired of combing the Net for the right tech job? A start-up says its program can do it--and better than online job boards.
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Niklas Zennstroem, the co-founder of Skype, explains  how the net will shape the emergence of new technologies.
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The Frankenstein-style gadget combines audio/video playback, VOIP, Wi-Fi, pseudo-GPS and podcast software. In Listening Post.
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Software is designed to allow free video calls between Skype users with Windows or Mac machines.
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Epygi Technologies, manufacturer of SIP-based IP PBX phone systems for  small business, will demonstrate the popular features of its affordable  Quadro PBX system today at the Spring VoiceCon trade show.
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A startup is giving enterprises a way to roll out one phone for use inside and outside the office without a mobile operator's help.
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Skype has launched a package for small businesses that bundles up the company's software with call credits and subscriptions for multiple users.
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Parliant's PhoneValet Anywhere lets users access calls from a browser, including call history and messages.
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VoIP service will be available using traditional handsets.
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NEW YORK - Traditional phone systems may be going the way of the Pony Express. Voice-over-Internet Protocol, technology that allows users to make and receive phone calls using the Internet, is giving the old circuit-switched system a run for its money.
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A mobile music service that enables users to download music to many cell phones has been launched by a British startup.
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Those who&#39;ve been around the Internet for a few years probably remember trying out PC-based telephony solutions that rarely connected, and when they did, sounded like bad CB
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Powerset, an ambitious start-up  that aims to let people search the Web using conversational  speech instead of just keywords, began opening up its site on  Monday for public testing of the technology.
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Businesses may like the idea of Web-based software that tracks event data and relays it back to a desktop or mobile interface.
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One technology promises to harness the power of the Internet for voice communications. Its competitor has been around for a century, and has an industry shorthand that needs two adjectives -- "plain old telephone service" -- to describe just how boring it is.
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Voice 1.0 is so 20th century Silicon Valley start-up Ribbit has announced another $10m in funding, and the opening of a beta developers program for developers wanting to create telephony applications using Flash technology, for a "Voice 2.0" experience.â¦