Today we cover an announcement from AT&T: The company will offer its smartphone customers a free mobile VoIP app -- providing international long distance calling at competitive rates with its ...

With a few tweaks, though, you can make completely free internet phone calls with Google Voice. Here's how. Note: Gizmo5's desktop software once offered great free VoIP calling through Google Voice.

VoIP mobile applications have been around for nearly as long as app stores have existed, and Skype alone has seemingly taken over that industry. But there are other options out there, like Fring ...

Move over, Zoom. Google's Gmail lets you make free VoIP calls directly from your inbox to call a landline or mobile. Learn more now.

If you want to save some money on your wireless bill, ditch your minutes and use a mobile VoIP app to make your calls. It's not difficult, and many are either free or low-cost depending on who you ...

T-Mobile says that they plan to add the service to mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, including support for video chats and placing VoIP calls to mobile and landline numbers. The ...

No other app offers this game-changing combination of simplicity, versatility and totally free service between mobile phones. Simply, Viber is the most useful VoIP app to date.

Why spend money on phone calls when you don’t need to? In this article, we look at the different ways to place (or receive) calls for free.

As makers of IM software did years ago, a new VoIP company hoping to differentiate itself from the pack is offering 100 minutes of free phone calling to home, office or mobile phones.

Mobile operating systems Free mobile VoIP calls Calling normal phones fring Android, iPhone, J2ME, Linux, Nokia, Symbian 8, Symbian 9, Windows Mobile, UIQ Skype or any SIP network Standard ...

Wireless 802.11, or WiFi technology, is being combined with voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) to provide free phone calls at public WiFi hotspots in the UK through a new service from Internet ...

VoIP: Not just about free calls While price is the main attraction for Europeans, Americans are interested in wireless VoIP because it helps them cope with patchy GSM coverage, says one vendor.