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Australia's number-two telco Optus has launched ipPhone Express - a VoIP application for wholesale customers.

Communications provider My Net Fone Limited (MyNetFone) has reported a substantial increase in revenue and net profits for the half year ended 31 December 2013.

Australian startup vtalk has turned to Kickstarter to raise the $250,000 required to commercialise its reimagining of the desk phone.

MyNetFone has extended a lifeline to the customers of two communications companies that recently went into liquidation.

US company TextNow has launched America’s first IP-only mobile voice and data service. This has the potential to change the mobile phone paradigm.

More than 230,000 phone numbers have been ported to MyNetFone's VoIP services.

The release of Shoretel's Dock device this week throws up some necessary questions about the future of telephony and VOIP, the answers to which aren't immediately obvious.

Viber today shocked its users, and possibly its rivals, by launching a fully-fledged desktop app for Mac and PC.

iiNet's latest home router - the Budii - features a smartphone and tablet.

Customer service specialist Zendesk has added to the range of services it offers to Australian clients - Zendesk Voice provides call centre capabilities as a cloud service.

VoIP services are not about to replace traditional telephony, but they will have a severe adverse effect on telcos’ revenues over the next decade.

NBN Co has announced NBN for Business, a service that will allow providers to offer up to 50 voice 'lines' to a location.

Hot on the heels of awarding a voice over IP telephony contract to MyNetFone (ASX: MNF), the Tasmanian Government has awarded one to Anittel (ASX: AYG).

VoIP provider MyNetFone has reported a 205% increase in net profit after tax.

The latest MYOB Business Monitor report reveals "a significant decline" in SMEs' online business activity despite a increase in the incidence of web sites.

The Tasmanian Government has selected VoIP service provider MyNetFone (ASX: MNF) to supply VoIP telephony services for three years, with the possibility of extensions up to ten years. The deal is expected to be worth up to $20m over the full 10 year term.

MyNetFone subsidiary Symbio Networks has been shortlisted in two categories of the ACOMMS Awards for its VoIP services.

If you need a new ADSL wireless router but you're also expecting to move to an NBN fibre connection within the device's lifetime, Billion thinks it has the answer.

VoIP provider MyNetFone has released a new softphone application with optional videoconferencing capability.

NBN broadband and VoIP service are now available from MyNetFone in two areas of NSW. Prices start at $39.95 including phone service but not call charges.