Skype snoop agent reads mobo serial numbers
11 Feb 2007
'Quite normal' feature has been removed
Skype has been spying on its Windows-based users since the middle of December by secretly accessing their system bios settings and recording the motherboard serial number.
Truphone starts talking to Google
07 Feb 2007
VoIP interoperability a go-go
Mobile VoIP provider Truphone has teamed up with the Google Talk network to offer customers free calls.
Michael Robertson on VoIP wars and Net Neutrality
02 Feb 2007
Backpackers rejoice
Serial entrepreneur Michael Robertson extended his Gizmo Project this week with a Flash-based browser plug-in. This means no installation is required, and the service offers five-minutes free calls to anyone in the world, or 10 if you register with an email address.
Skype woos sysadmins with FaceTime software
01 Feb 2007
Corporate control
Skype is to integrate's FaceTime security management tools into its software, giving system administrators easier access to, and control of, corporate users.
Fring brings Skype and Symbian together
31 Jan 2007
Google Talk also invited to party
Just as Skype declares that the market isn't right for a mobile client, Fring releases one which works seamlessly with its service.
Skype racketeering case dismissed
24 Jan 2007
But Steamcast vows to continue litigation
One of the longest running feuds in the P2P business has taken a new turn after a judge dismissed a racketeering case brought by Streamcast Networks against Skype.
Vonage swaps local for long distance charges
22 Jan 2007
Intros virtual calling card
Vonage, the indie broadband telco, is turning itself into a Skype-alike by offering cheap-as-chips long distance and international calls to any Vonage number (or 800 number).
Skype slaps charge on non-'Pro' customers
18 Jan 2007
But hasn't actually launched Pro service
Skype, the rather popular VoIP service, has introduced a connection charge of 3.9 euro cents for all calls outside the Skype network - those using the SkypeOut service - from midday today.
Avaya agrees offer for Ubiquity Software
15 Jan 2007
£74.3m for SIP developer
Networking firm Avaya has offered to buy UK developer Ubiquity Software for £74.3m.
Ovum and BT in war of words
15 Jan 2007
VoIP figures disputed
BT has hit back at cricticism of how it adds up the numbers using, or registering, for its Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone service.