Unlimited calls and texts: We considered how each free VoIP phone service limits you and found most allow unlimited calls, texts or video meetings for domestic outbound communication. Most services ...

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services allow users to place telephone calls over the internet rather than through traditional analog or cellular phone networks. VoIP has grown in popularity in ...

Since the Big 3 cell companies in Canada are all varying degrees of crooks and bastards, I've been looking for alternatives. After noticing that it can be cheaper to get a data-only plan, I started ...

Today seems to be a slower day in Search Engine News so with rumors spreading this week about Google getting into VoIP phone service and with AOL, Yahoo, and MSN already in the running with testing ...

The Federal Communications Commission, in a split decision, approved a request from voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) provider Pulver.com to be immune from the hefty stack of government rules, taxes ...

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Staying connected — whether through a landline, email, or cell phone — is one of the best ways for seniors to continue living social, enjoyable lives.1 However, if you spend time at home or don’t want ...

While the debate over the future of VoIP heats up, Vonage Holdings CEO Jeffrey Citron weighs in on the debate. Department Editor Evan Hansen runs the Media section at CNET News.com. Before joining ...

In the corporate world, it’s not uncommon for companies to invest heavily in phone systems that route calls, handle voicemails, and ensure employees can get work done wherever they are. But in many ...

Cable TV giant Comcast Corp. said Monday that it would offer telephone service to 15 million households nationwide this year, giving a big boost to a technology that challenges the core business of ...

Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in 2004, covering cellphone services, broadband, citywide Wi-Fi, the Net neutrality debate and the consolidation of the phone companies. AT&T has ...