With the prospect of losing major long distance revenues all too real, some telcos like China Telecom are looking to block PC-to-phone VOIP services, beginning with European-based Internet telecoms services provider Skype Technologies SA.
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Could this be the perfect solution to both their problems? eBay desperately looking to increase revenues and Skype, well looking for a “fair” early retirement package (now that Google, Yahoo and MSN are greedily looking at VOIP)
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EDGE (Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution) is the technology known as “2.5G” used by…
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Looks like Google is serious in penetrating the online payment arena. Job postings on Yahoo!…
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OpenWengo is offering free PC-to-PC calls, video and chat. It’s released as open source for…
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Despite having been impressed with the voice quality and connectivity of Google Talk, I will…
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PLDT has launched ID-DSL: International Dialing for DSL Subscribers. Details. The calls may be placed…
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The telcos have flooded subscibers with invitations to download multimedia content, most of it just for entertainment.
Who could escape the full page advertisements of the telcos “educating” their subscribers on how to download wallpapers, ringtones, MMS pics etc. There is so much multimedia content that I’ve seen cute little codigos on how to download content.
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I decided to ditch my old unlimited plan with Sun; and I kept away from other networks’ similar schemes. Yes, he novelty wore off. I realized that I better stick to using my mobile for those more important and necessary calls and SMS, rather than trivial matters. What’s the use of a 24/7 subscription when important calls couldn’t push through due to the congestion.
Read on.
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Two and a half months since Smart launched their WiFi service and we’re seeing a…
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After years of discussion and months of drafting documents, the National Telecommunications has finally opened…