Not sure if this qualifies as VoIP or not. But I saw this nifty web based application today, called Jajah, not something that I have seen done in this way before.
JAJAH’s vision is to provide free unlimited phone calls, anywhere in the world.
Put in your phone number, then the phone number that you want to [...]

The Global Geek Podcast #011 (MP3 - 41.1MB - 59.52min)
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Welcome to The Podcast Network and The Global Geek Podcast. I hope that all has gone well and this whole process has worked! It is slightly different here at TPN so bear with us as we get it right.
The podcast is a little [...]

I noticed that a question has been asked over on the TPN Blog of the readers and listeners to TPN:

Tell us what you would do if you were running the joint over at our new forum.

 It is great to see some responses to this post in the comments.
Head on over to the TPN forum to [...]

This idea has potential I think. Those trusty Japanese have done it again, but this time it is not windscreen wipers on your sunnies or anything like that. What about streaming TV or any video I assume through Skype? Well they have done just that with a product called: Novac.
I can mainly see commercial application [...]

Another beta project from Odeo. Now you can record video and leave it on the web for all to see.
Yet another service from Odeo. These guys are playing some big cards to get to the top of the pile. All you need is a webcam and you are set. You can record video, link to [...]

Suprising that this is coming throught the RSS Feed today but; on Monday the Australian Securities and Investment Commision (ASIC) released a statment that there was a bogus internet company offering cheap flights here in Australia. The company purchased tickets using stolen credit cards.
I was courious to know if the site was running still, I [...]

A lot of talk lately about the government wire-tapping VoIP services like Skype. I found a related story about the strength of encryption of 128bit and a great analogy on Boing Boing:
Imagine a computer that is the size of a grain of sand that can test keys against some encrypted data. Also imagine that it [...]

While it makes perfect sense to me that this will happen and I think it is starting to make sense to many, many more people as the take-up of broadband increases. The article that makes this statement refers to U.S stats only but I imagine that with the call costs via phone carriers in Australia [...]

Just heard about this this morning. The latest beta release of Firefox 2 has been released. Apparently there have been reports floating around the internet in various blogs and other places that it was released before today. Not true and this is the Mozilla official release.
Again, as with all beta releases the Firefox team have [...]

This is a bit of a hello and Good-bye post; Hello TPN and Good-bye Liberated Syndication.
We have just published the last podcast at LibSyn and we are very pleased to be here. My name is Dave Gray and the other geek is Sebastian Prooth. The main reason that I am posting something is to let [...]