Vopium introduced Instant Messaging, initially on iPhone.
Now you can make FREE calls to Skype, Gtalk and other Vopium users when they are online. You can chat with your friends on Skype, MSN, Yahoo! Google Talk, AIM, ICQ and MSN and you can follow them on Twitter.
The new iPhone app also includes a number of cool new features. For example it is easier to send SMS and you can check and transfer balance to other users directly from your iPhone. Read more and download the new Vopium app for iPhone here
We are extremely proud of this release and we hope you will enjoy it. Do not hesitate to contact us on feedback@vopium.com in case you have suggestions for further improvements.
IM on Android, Nokia, Blackerry, Windows Mobile and Java will follow shortly.
Now you can also make cheap calls and send text messages all over the world from your iPod Touch! Simply visit get.vopium.com from your iPod or download Vopium to your PC or Mac from iTunes.
Vopium is a free application installed on your iPod Touch (2nd generation) allowing you to turn it into a mobile phone. When your iPod is connected to WiFi, you can make calls and send text messages over the internet using your normal mobile number. You do not pay any charges to your mobile operator. You only pay Vopium’s low international call rates. You can obviously also use your iPod to make national calls. Just remember that you need to acquire a Microphone adapter to make calls.
When people call or text you back, you will receive the call and text message on your regular mobile phone. Thereby you are sure to always receive the call and text, even when you are not connected to WiFi
Instant messaging, integrated with MSN, Skype, Gtalk, Yahoo, AIM, ICQ and Twitter, will be added soon! We are doing the final round of testing and are eager to share it with you guys.
Needless to say this new version obviously also works on your iPhone. You can read more about Vopium for iPod touch here
Vopium is a carrier-grade mobile telephony service designed to offer affordable and reliable international calls from any mobile handset. By using the Vopium application on mobile to make calls from home country, consumers and businesses alike can save up to 90% on international mobile and land-line calls. Unlike more restrictive mobile VoIP solutions, Vopium supports hundreds of handsets across Java, Symbian, RIM, Windows Mobile, iPhone and Android. Vopium was awarded the Frost & Sullivan Technology Innovation Award. Vopium is listed on NYSE Euronext (MVLOP).
Vopium has recently updated their device list and announced that it compatible with more than 1000 latest devices, Some newly added devices and upcoming devices are:
Up until now, if you wanted to use Google Voice, you needed to choose a new number (a "Google number"). Taking calls through your Google number allows us to offer features like call recording, call screening and getting text messages via email. But we know not everyone wants to switch to a new phone number, so it made sense for us to create a lighter version of Google Voice for people who are willing to trade some features for the ability to use their existing numbers.
Google announced that you now have the choice to get Google Voice with your existing mobile number OR with a Google number.
If you sign up using your existing number, you'll still get many of Google Voice's features. Most notably, you'll get all the functionality of Google voicemail, as explained in this video:
I have long gone and circled about Nokia E65. I have read countless tests / reviews, viewing pictures and videos to unconsciousness, but was too stingy to take action. But finally I made it, and I have no regrets, despite the dramatic price ...
The phone has only been in my possession over the weekend, but it is already set up through my local wireless netærk and therefore fully integrated with Gmail, Google Calendar, Truphone, Frings (including MSN Messenger, Skype, Google Talk and my regular VoIP provider Musimi ).
Wireless Setup
It was very easy to put the phone up to my wireless network (I have a Fritz! Box Wlan Annex A router / modem). There are only two snags as I see it. Phone several locations aligned to make contact via my network, for example. one comprehensive place and under the different programs. The second caveat is the power consumption. The use of wireless network is a regular flow of swallows that make the phone can only hold power for approx. 1 day if the constant use WLAN. However, there is no need to use the phone that way, because the various programs will make contact to the grid when they need it or you have set them.
Gmail and Google Calendar
It was a condition of buying the phone that I could get a meaningful way to integrate my Gmail and Google Calendar. It has succeeded. I started to install Google's own Gmail program (Google has more mobile applications here), But it is gangske redundant since you can configure your phone to send and receive mail. I put the phone up so that it should check for mail every half-hour (between 8-23 and only when I'm at home register). Only small nuisance is that it also checks sent by mail, so if I have sat at the computer and sent an e-mail so it appears also, but there must be a way around that part. If you know it, write like a comment.
With Google Calendar, I could also have looked at Google's own solutionBut I had read to me that it was not bidirectional, ie. when I created an event on my phone, so the event would not be created in Google Calendar, only the phone's calendar. I chose to start with GooSyncWhich integrates fine with mobile own calendar (it is obviously a matter of trust if we dare confide their Google login information to 3rd-party. I use the example. Pt. 16 different Google products and the transfer of login GooSync now have access to them all . If you use Google, so you can see all the services you take advantage of here). We can unfortunately only one calendar with GooSync if you want to use more, so it costs money.
Afterwards, I stumbled upon Schedule WorldThat offers something like GooSync, but it is much more interesting because you can do much more without it costing anything. Therefore, I scrapped GooSync again, and 100% at Scheduleworld. With scheduleworld can I update multiple Google calendars and I can update with Outlook at work (I do one-way, since I only want my employment contracts in mobile and non-private agreements in the works).
Fringe setup was incredibly easy. Fringe has made a very simple solution that guides one through the whole installation in an intuitive way. One should bar fill in some things on your phone so you get an SMS, and so you can follow progress on your screen. This means that it is an advantage to sit in front of your PC when you have to put her phone up to the Fringe, but no absolute necessity. It can set the Fringe: MSN Messenger, Skype, Google Talk, Twitter and a SIP account. I have set everything up except Twitter. I am running Musimi on SIP account as I think it was difficult to have two SIP accounts on the phone itself, although it is possible.
Frings has a good product, but there are two things. It is somewhat difficult to sit chatting by SMS principle, when the usual alternative is a keyboard and 10 lynfingre (hehe yes ok maybe only 6). When using a VoIP component, so there is little more delay than usual, and immediately, so the sound is slightly more metallic, but I've only tried it a few times, so the foundation is flimsy.
Truphone
Truphone is truly a huge surprise to me. Truphone is a British company that offers mobile VoIP where you assigned a U.S. number (although a Danish Section underway). The only drawback I can find by Truphone is installing, but Youtube can help.
The sound via Truphone are fantastic, no delay or poor sound. Best of all is that you can make free calls to landlines in 40 countries including Denmark (Remember! +45 in front or else the call is not through). That means as long as you are near a wireless network, so you can make free calls to an incredible number of contacts. You can create several different profiles depending on where you are, for example. home, office or in a public network.
Conclusion
I'm delighted to put my new phone up to a lot of services, and I do not have many irritants, the only criticism has to be battery life, but on the other hand, so here I also played a part with the phone . Nokia E65 can be clearly advised that it has what you need, and if not, then you can install it very easily. E65 is a good VoIP phone, you can configure multiple SIP accounts, but I think it was difficult to have more than one set up with Nokia's own VoIP application. The reason that I could not choose which VoIP provider I would ring off when I did an Internet call.
Overall I am very happy and made me a little indispensable companion that can easily substitute my old (with a dash of old) mobile who smoke to Danish Red Cross.
Thank Truphone can make calls Voip via your iPhone in comfort and tranquility. Truphone is an application that you can find on ' App Store and will let you talk to your contacts to Skype, Google Talk and many others.
Also, your calls with your iPhone even to phones with fixed rates. Truphone allows you to use all IM services as AIM, Google Talk, MSN (Windows Live Messenger), Skype and Yahoo and know in advance the price of a phone call that you make with your iPhone.
Also if you decide to use Truphone on your iPhone and you ...
. If you use Google, so you can see all the services you take advantage of 
. Nokia E65 can be clearly advised that it has what you need, and if not, then you can install it very easily. E65 is a good VoIP phone, you can configure multiple SIP accounts, but I think it was difficult to have more than one set up with Nokia's own VoIP application. The reason that I could not choose which VoIP provider I would ring off when I did an Internet call.
