Q: The Google Voice calling apps you suggested last year will ... which let you turn a plain old phone into an Internet phone. If you want to keep your Google Voice number, you'll have to port ...

Instead, consider using international calling apps designed for iPhone ... Protocol (VoIP), these apps use an internet connection instead of traditional phone networks. While many of these apps ...

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“What makes Zip Phone different is that it’s just ridiculously easy to use,” he says. With other applications, if you need to place a call to someone, you have to launch the app, sign ...

a patented new app that sidesteps long-distance phone networks to place calls globally without the need for an internet connection. The best part is the service will be free during 2016 ...

Phone companies have been slow to adopt the possibilities and savings offered by Internet calling technology, Lefar said. Apple Inc. and AT&T Inc. used to block 3G calling apps from the iPhone ...

What’s notable is that the app doesn’t need Internet connection for ... loss of quality and dropped calls.” The company also notes that the phone number you make your call from will continue ...

Skype users are scrambling to find an alternative after Microsoft shut down the pioneering internet phone service which let people make cheap long distance calls and chat with other users.

Android 16, expected in June, will introduce an "Advanced Protection" mode consolidating existing security features and adding new ones like enhanced Scam Detection for the Phone app. The improved ...

Customers of Comcast’s Xfinity service will soon be able to use a Comcast app to make phone calls from their home number over the Internet on any Wi-Fi network. So if you’re out and about ...

The company is pitching its new “smart call” app for iOs ... ‘Let’s reinvent the phone call.'” Silverberg, who worked at Microsoft in the 1990s on Windows and Internet Explorer, believed ...