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 Send to email | C2Call Introduces First True Browser-based VoIP in Windows XPServicesMac OSJavaLinuxSoftware |  By Zach Epstein
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It seems like a new VoIP service pops up every few minutes in this day and age. In some ways that is a good thing as it drives advancement. In other ways, it’s just annoying. Why? Member to member calls are always free but when there are thousands of services to choose from, it’s unlikely that all or even most of your contacts are on the same page when it comes to picking and sticking with a VoIP provider. With each service comes different software to download, protocol variations and different accounts to drop money into. That’s what makes C2Call interesting. C2Call is the first service of its kind in that it is 100% browser based. No software to download, no system / OS compatibility issues and no bloatware. If you have a browser that supports JavaScript such as Internet Explorer, Firefox or Safari then you’re good to go; Windows, Mac OS and Linux are all covered. The service is currently in public beta but our tests have gone very well. Registration is free and operation is fast and simple. C2Call uses a Java widget that loads right on the homepage once you log in, and it displays your contact list. To make a call, just click on the appropriate phone icon next to each contact. One of the greatest features of the service is that you can use it with people who aren’t even registered. Simply send a call invitation from within the C2Call widget and the recipient will get a link in the invitation email and he / she can begin talking to you immediately, no registration required. Future plans include calls to landlines etc, but as-is there are infinite applications where the simplicity and functionality of C2Call will prove advantageous. Check it.
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| C2Call Introduces First True Browser-based VoIP | | It seems like a new VoIP service pops up every few minutes in this day and age. In some ways that is a good thing as it drives advancement. In other ways, it’s just annoying. Why? Member to member calls are always free but when there are thousands of services to choose from, it’s unlikely [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 11-Apr-2008 by Zach Epstein in Windows XPServicesMac OSJavaLinuxSoftware
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| S60 Webkit-based Browser Isn?t Going Anywhere |  Regarding recent rumors that Nokia may be ditching the current Webkit-based browser found on S60 devices, Peter Harbeson of S60 clears the air:
OK, (ouch) everybody out there (bonk) in the blogosphere just (oof) take a deep (splat) breath! We are not backing away from Webkit no matter what you might have read on one of [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 15-Apr-2008 by Zach Epstein in SymbianSoftwareNokia
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| Is S60 Saying Goodbye to its Webkit-based Browser? |  Love it or hate it, the S60 Browser can be found on more smartphones in the world than any other browser. It was the first Webkit implementation to be so widely adopted and it played an enormous role in opening the eyes of the masses to "real web on a mobile phone". As other popular [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 11-Apr-2008 by Zach Epstein in RumorsSymbianSoftwareNokia
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| Fring brings Skype to the iPhone | | Only unofficially, of course
Fring, the VoIP client that integrates with various VoIP networks including the ubiquitous Skype, is now available for the iPhone - providing exactly the kind of application that Steve Jobs stated wouldn’t be allowed.
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| AT&T jumps head first into the browser game | 
The browser market is something of a mess these days, with every imagine able company throwing their hat into the ring. The latest to take a stab at making the "perfect" browser is none other than AT&T. Yep, you read correctly. AT&T is making a web browser. Their new creation, currently called Pogo, just launched [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 17-Apr-2008 by Joshua Karp in NewsAT&T
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| InstantAction.com Readies Rokkitball [Exclusive] | | GarageGames' labor of love, browser based action game portal InstantAction.com ads another title to their arsenal tomorrow with the introduction of Rokkitball. Rokkitball is a futuristic, team-based game that [..] Read complete article | | Published 16-Apr-2008 by Mike Fahey in browser gamesExclusivegaragegamesinstantaction.comMultiplayerOriginalrokkitballweb-based games
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| T-Mobile unveils @Home service nationwide |  What has up until now been the exclusive playground of Seattle and Dallas-based T-Mobile customers will soon be sweeping across the entire nation. T-Mobile has announced that their @Home VOIP phone service will be available wherever T-Mobile service is found, beginning Wednesday, July 2nd. For those that need a refresher course, @Home is a supplemental [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 25-Jun-2008 by Joshua Karp in T-Mobile@homelinksysroutersim cardWi-Fi
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| Google goes to war armed with a new web browser, Google Chrome |  After single-handedly winning the online search wars, Google appears to be poised to now enter the browser wars. A comic book fashioned document has appeared online at the unofficial Google Blog, Blogoscoped. The 38 page scanned document details on open source browser project called, Google Chrome. It apparently will have many features of the most [...]
[..] Read complete article | | Published 02-Sep-2008 by Kelly Hodgkins in SoftwareFirefoxGoogle ChromeInternet ExploreroperaWeb Browser
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