Communications gadget forgoes voice
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Starting today, they can silently send e-mail and text messages with a gadget aimed at younger audiences: the AT&amp;T Wireless Ogo.
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The basic technology is called voice-over-IP and it is referred to as VOIP. Free! Sign up here to receive our SiteWatcher e-Newsletter!
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Internet telephony application balks on IPaq and Axim Pocket PC devices.
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Software application is intended to help the visually impaired make full use of their cell phones.
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Deaf people who use sign language could soon be using video phones to make calls.
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Exploring PDA 'transmission technologies', apparently
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Experts wonder if enough people are willing to make the switch from traditional phones to talking through their computers.
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VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol, may be geek speak for calls routed through cyberspace. But for many consumers, VoIP translates into ever-cheaper and sometimes feature-rich telephone alternatives. Consider the Skype service I've been testing. It lets members talk free from one computer to another.
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You could soon surf the internet and make a cell phone call from the air. The Federal Communications Commission is now open to the possibility.
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Device uses NCQ technology to prioritize a PC's requests.
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Cell phone can respond to motion by dialing numbers or ending a call.
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The holidays are coming. Now, more than ever, the desire is to be close to friends and family. While not everyone can catch a plane or train to be with the ones they love, today&#39;s communications technologies
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Not since the introduction of the cell phone has the plain old home phone been in for such upheaval. The device long used for landline calling, recording voice mails, and storing phone lists may find itself replaced.
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For many of us, the latest mobile telephones on the market are simply cool gadgets for making calls, with a few nifty electronic extras -- MP3, agenda, e-mail, image capture -- tacked on.
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NEW YORK - Ever get frustrated because you can't figure out how to use all the features on your cellphone? You're not alone. Manufacturers have become so enamored of cool features - including cameras, recording devices and video-streaming capabilities - that they have lost sight of the fact that many consumers just want good voice reception, according to a survey by the Forum to Advance the Mobile Experience (FAME).
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Company aims to make it easier for Linux to be incorporated into low-cost consumer handsets.
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Ribbit's new Amphibian service makes phone-like voice features accessible via PC or online.