Thanks largely to the fear of a bit-pipe future, mobile network operators continue to drag their heels over a truly open mobile internet. If MNOs become ISPs, the carriers may well lose their voice.

U.K.-based analyst Dean Bubley [at left] of Distruptive Analytics posts a study that takes the stance there will be 250 million mobile VoIP (as oppposed to VoIP over WiFi-a different thing altogether) ...

The battle to deliver your wireless phone calls once seemed to have all the makings of an epic showdown between cellphone carriers and mobile voice-over-IP upstarts like Skype. Instead, the war has ...

There have been indications over the last year that Europe’s mobile VoIP market is starting to open up. A few operators have struck or broadened partnerships with mobile VoIP providers, some of which ...

Commentary -According to a Frost & Sullivan report that was issued in May of this year, the next five years will see a huge spike in the demand for mobile VoIP services – from $605.8 million in 2008 ...

Dublin, April 03, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Global Mobile VoIP Market Size, Share & Industry Trends Analysis Report By Operating System, By Model, By Application, By Regional Outlook and Forecast, ...

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 ...

Many small to midsized business (SMB) operators dismiss mobile Voice-over-IP (VoIP) because they believe it doesn't have any benefits. After all, mobile devices are already data-enabled so what does ...

The telephone switchboard and landline desk phone may not be dead, but they are becoming relics of the past along with office ashtrays and typewriters. Businesses are increasingly turning away from ...