...free from the phone or cable company, you need a full-service Internet calling product, like those sold by Vonage Holdings Corp. or Ooma. Both support 911 calls and let you move over your phone number. Ooma's sound quality is practically...
...exploiting different elements of Voice over IP, or VoIP, the technology also being used by the cable companies and Vonage Holdings Corp. Some of the new services, with names such as Talkster, Efonica's Mobilink, Jajah and iSkoot, mimic aspects...
...North Central region, and Bright House Networks held the top spot in the Southeast. The rankings did not include Vonage Holdings Corp. and other providers that use the technology known as Voice over Internet Protocol, even though many of the cable...
...requirement that usually limits you to your own laptop. Removing that hurdle is the premise behind the V-Phone, Vonage Holdings Corp.'s key-chain device that plugs into any USB port on any Windows-based computer to provide instant Internet...
...landline phone companies retain customers who are increasingly using VoIP phones enabled by eBay Inc.'s Skype or Vonage Holdings Corp., industry executives and analysts say. "This is a proactive response from them to get out of this threat of...
WASHINGTON - Vonage Holdings Corp., the nation's largest non-cable provider of Internet phone service, could be barred from signing up new customers in many...
...Internet Protocol, rush to comply with an FCC order requiring full emergency 911 capabilities by late November. Vonage Holdings Corp., the biggest VoIP carrier with more than 800,000 subscribers, told The Associated Press Wednesday that 96...
...recently prohibited states, namely Minnesota, from applying traditional telephone regulations to VoIP provider Vonage Holdings Corp., and it nixed state rules that forbade BellSouth from refusing to sell DSL Internet access to customers who...
...are expected to grow from about 3 million today to some 27 million by 2008, according to the research firm IDC. Vonage Holdings Corp., Tuli's VoIP provider, now serves more than 600,000 customers, adding 200,000 so far this year. And...
...states, such as Minnesota and New York, have eyed regulation of VoIP services - prompting representatives from Vonage Holdings Corp., AT&T, and other Internet voice providers to ask lawmakers to intervene. Requiring providers to face rules...
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