vonage

Just about when Vonage announced that all calls to India is included free in the plans...

VoIP has been eating telcos long distance revenue lunch since Vonage came out 10 years ago.

The only thing that Google Voice seems to do that Vonage doesn't is filter your incoming calls based on rules.

The only thin that Google Voice seems to do that Vonage doesn't is filter your incoming calls based on rules.

They specifically pointed out samples between theirs and Vonage with the same (poor) network conditions.

My son asked me who would get Vonage because you can get MagicJack for $19.95/year.

Back around 2006-2008 Comcast was suspected of massaging Vonage data to degrade the connection when they were releasing their competing phone service.

A web startup ought to be able to get away with mobile phones or a Vonage line (well until they die anyway).

Not so amazing as Skype nor Vonage match the phone experience as neither take control of your dialer nor run in the background.

If the Vonage app doesn't replace the native dialer, then it's certainly possible that it could have been approved while GV hasn't been.

I can also use Vonage with a regular land line handset, which seems impossible with Google Voice.

We switched to Ringcentral from Vonage and the difference has been fantastic.

Vonage's auto-translate results for the curious: "Hi it's Molly with Huber and we need your help.

But YouTube is doing the same as Netflix/Hulu/HBO and Google Voice is doing the same as Skype/MagicApp/Vonage.

What's the advantage of their solution over VoIP, and will they be hit with the same lawsuits that are rocking Vonage?

Yeah, you don't even want to get me started on Vonage, good lord.