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Popular VoIP and messaging application Viber is already available on several smartphone platforms, and has just launched a new beta for BlackBerries and Windows Phones, but without voice calls on those two new platforms – yet.

Internet phone provider ITP VoIP has distributed a useful checklist for customers who are considering VoIP phone service but are unsure about making the switch from a traditional landline. Available online https://www.ITPVoIP.com, ITP VoIP's new checklist includes a list of key reasons VoIP can be beneficial. The VoIP phone service has been recognized on various review sites for its quality customer care and fully featured packages for home and business.

Australia's fastest growing award winning business telecommunications services provider, Next Telecom announces today that it has become one of the fastest growing providers of hosted PBX products on the Amcom Hosted Telephony Network.

NetDev Limited, a global telecoms software company based in the UK, today announced the launch of Drum audio conferencing, a wholesale conferencing solution for communication service providers. Drum is a 100% software solution, with an integrated media server, running entirely on commodity hardware. Delivered as a software package, Drum conferencing can be downloaded in minutes and simply integrated with existing OSS/BSS via web services APIs. Drum is unique because it is a zero CAPEX solution hosted by service providers on their own servers.

1-VoIP, a subsidiary of VoIP Your Life LLC, a leading provider of carrier grade VoIP communication solutions, announced today that it has opened an office in Broken Arrow, OK to service their impressive list of agents and the growing demand for Hosted PBX and Unlimited SIP Peering solutions in the Northeastern part of Oklahoma. The Broken Arrow office expands 1-VoIP's ability to offer local sales and support services to its fast growing base of customers and prospects in the region.

Mitel has joined the extensive list of PABX vendors that have certified the use of MyNetFone SIP trunking with their systems.

VoIP and DSL provider MyNetFone has unveiled its NBN plans, and is throwing in some free extras for early adopters. The company also has a sensible answer to the problem of exceeding the monthly data quota.

Quest Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: QSFT) has announced that the company's Foglight® Network Management System (NMS) now features support for Avaya Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) systems. This added support lets network administrators and engineers achieve greater visibility into how their network and Avaya VoIP systems work together. In addition to providing real-time monitoring of Avaya performance and quality metrics, Foglight NMS for VoIP lets network engineers better address dropped calls, poor voice quality, network delays and other performance issues before they happen.

VoIP and broadband service provider, Engin - a Seven Group subsidiary - has announced its retail broadband and VoIP plans as part of a two way deal with Nextgen Networks under which it will: use Nextgen's wholesale NBN services to deliver its own NBN services; and provide white-labelled VoIP services to Nextgen for resale to Nextgen's other retail NBN service provider customers.

Consumer grade unified communications services are riding into enterprises on the wave of 'bring-your-own-device', threatening vendors of both premises-based and cloud-based IP telephony, video and UC products, according to research firm Telsyte.

Symbio Networks - a provider of white label VoIP services has signed NBN Co's wholesale broadband agreement and says that it will shortly complete the accreditation process to become an NBN wholesale aggregator.

National broadband company, Internode, has strengthened its business partner channel in Queensland with a boost to its businesses development team in the state.

Too often it seems, the incumbent equipment is top of mind when a vendor proposes some phantastical new solution.

Australian broadband company and technology convergence product distributor, PCRange has launched a new VOIP phone service that offers untimed calls to more than 50 international call destinations under a pay-as-you-go $5 monthly plan.

Panasonic System Communications Company of North America announced that 4PSA has certified the Panasonic lineup of SIP Phone Systems, the KX-UT series and KX-TGP series, for use with their Hosted IP PBX solutions.

A pair of wireless audio gadgets just added to the PCRange catalogue have very different uses.

An upgrade to the Kerio Operator IP PBX server delivers support for analogue phone lines plus some extra features that are commonly found on small business phone systems.

Australian shoe retailer Payless Shoes has contracted Primus Telecom to provide an integrated voice and data network, including a network based EFTPOS and hosted services for its 232 stores and Sydney head office under a three year deal valued at $1m.
 

Hosted VoIP specialists M5 Networks Australia announced the appointment of Richard Ruth, formerly National Sales and Marketing Manager, as the company's Managing Director. The appointment takes places as Matthew Wilson, former managing director, moves to a Director-level position, overseeing the company's operations.

Adelaide-based national ISP, Internode, has launched its first program to rent industry-leading FRITZ!Box broadband routers and accessories to its customers, at the same time unveiling lower pricing across its range of FRITZ!Box equipment.