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• 10 Totally Ridiculous Combo Gadgets From a combo taser/MP3 player to a computer mouse/VoIP phone, these Frankengadgets never should have seen the light of day.
• RIM, Motorola Latest Defendants in Visual Voicemail Suit Klausner Technologies has charged Motorola and RIM with patent infringement.
• Google Phone Is Coming, May Be VoIP Device Analysis: The Google phone rumor is back, and better than ever -- the device is due in January and will operate over VoIP, most likely Google's Voice/Gizmo5 service.
• Google Puts Voice on Steroids with Gizmo5 The purchase of Gizmo5 enables Google Voice to compete directly with Skype. The bigger picture though is what Gizmo5 can add to Google Wave.
• Google Gets Gizmo5, Strengthens Its VoIP Stance Today, if the rumors are true, Google becomes a full point to point VoIP provider — here's how.
• Google's Purchase of Skype Rival Gizmo5 Could Benefit You Google tends to shake up markets, so acquiring a VoIP vendor may mean cheaper and more accessible telecommunications.
• Google Voice Has a New Challenger — Ribbit Mimicking Google Voice's "virtual receptionist" model, Ribbit can ring multiple phones simultaneously and offers Web-based access to voicemail.
• Google Voice Makes Small Business Sound Bigger For small and medium businesses, Google Voice is an opportunity to use advanced call management features typically reserved for expensive voice solutions in larger enterprises.
• New Google Voice Plan is Pointless Google introduced a feature-limited version of Google Voice which lets users keep their existing mobile phone number. The features missing in the new Google Voice plan make it a waste of time though.
• Use Your Own Number With Some Google Voice Features Google Voice users can now use their existing phone numbers with the service, which will come as good news to people who don't want to give out a new number to...
• Google Voice Without a New Number Google now allows you to link its' Google Voice voicemail service with your existing phone number.
• Expect AT&T, Others to Make Peace with Google Voice Carriers may risk business, but face other threats if they block VoIP applications.
• AT&T VoIP Decision Proves Need for Net Neutrality AT&T's decision may be spurred in part by a motivation to avoid proposed FCC net neutrality rules, but the move actually proves why net neutrality is necessary.
• What's Behind AT&T's New VoIP Policy? Suddenly, voice won't crash the 3G network; after a nudge from competition and the FCC.
• AT&T Flip-Flops, Allows VoIP Connections AT&T has reversed its policy of blocking VOIP iPhone applications from connecting calls over its cellular network.
• Vonage App Brings VoIP to Blackberry and iPhone The new app from Vonage allows Blackberry and iPhone users to place cheaper international calls from their mobile phones.
• AT&T vs. Google Voice: Dirty Details Analysis: Behind AT&T's snark, Google's indifference, the rules and what they mean for consumers.
• Holiday Tech Gadget Preview It may still be September, but tech firms are gearing up for the holidays. Last week in New York, tech firms pulled the curtain back on their holiday parade of gear.
• Behind Apple's Thumbs Down on Google Voice Apple's decision to reject the Google Voice app for the iPhone was made by senior executives.
• Skype Founders Sue eBay: What's Going On? Lawsuit could block eBay's deal to sell a majority stake in Skype for $1.9 billion.
• Place a Phone Call . . . Via Twitter Jajah will let Twitter users make free, but brief, voice-over-IP calls.
• Facebook to get Voice Chat: Heaven Help Us! You'll soon be able to engage in voice conversations with your Facebook friends, talk trash with gaming opponents, or even chat with customer service reps.
• Online Phone Service Combines Small-Business Needs RingCentral bundles small businesses VoIP, call routing, faxing, voicemail, and more, saving over buying several services.
• Skype, eBay Divorce: What Went Wrong The 2005 union of eBay and Internet telephony company Skype looked like a match made in heaven. So why did the merger fail?
• eBay Sale of Skype Is a Win-Win The deal announced today, in which eBay has sold Skype for $1.9 billion while retaining a 35 percent stake in the company, is a win for both eBay and Skype.