North Carolina’s VoIP business solutions company FeatureTel, has been distinguished as a Top 100 North Carolina Small Business for 2010 by Business Leader magazine, a leading business magazine centered upon the companies, trends and leaders in the Triangle business community.  

Unity Technologies has denoted that its Unity Pro for Android can now be pre-ordered. The company states that although customers worldwide are eligible to pre-order, phones will only be shipped to destinations in the United States, Canada, EU / EEA countries, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and Switzerland.

Apple Inc. has brought in the newest iPhone 3G model, more than one million of these devices were sold the first weekend that they became available for purchase. For the first time Apple began to offer third-party software through their App Store that will run on both newest and earlier iPhone models which must be upgraded to OS version 2.0. For many users concerned with calling costs VoIP implementation is most important. VoIP implementation will let them lower costs of calling overseas from a cell phone. Still, as is the situation with all mobile VoIP solutions, iPhone VoIP will come with a number of compromises

There is no doubt a chance exists that your IP phone calls can be tapped and listened to. To make sure your calls stay private and secure, you will need to employ these simple to follow steps.  

Austin, Texas-based StarView Solutions, a provider of business-ready Unified Communications as a Service "UCaaS" announced that it has launched a new native SIP/VoIP phone application, istarsip 3.0, in the Apple Store. This new application is the company's first dual mode VoIP calling application for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.

New Telephone Company (NTC), a triple-play carrier headquartered in Vladivostok, Russia, selected VocalTec as their preferred supplier for the roll-out of their Next Generation VoIP network.

VoIP software company Speedflow has made some additions to its Mediacore Softswitch product, company officials said recently.

A device being offered for free to customers of major internet service provider BT could help people use VoIP hardware more efficiently, reports ISPreview.co.uk.

VoIP solutions could be used by emergency service teams in the future, according to experts.

VoIP solutions provide users with a more reliable connection than standard call networks, according to technology website booshnews.com.