VoIP is becoming more mainstream as technology advances. With devices like Amazon’s Echo and Apple’s Siri becoming more commonplace, companies are beginning to find advantages in voice recognition
As time moves forward, we find a way to not only make things smaller, but to also get rid of the excess. Many technologies that existed in days past are
Today, Microsoft announced the first phase of its Skype Translator preview, which will allow for conversations to be translated into other languages in real time. We heard about the Skype
Sipgate [http://www.sipgate.com], an Austin, Texas-based provider of voice-over-IP (VoIP) services on the Web, has announced via email that it will be shutting down its offerings — at least
Google Hangouts, the Web messaging tool launched by Google last Wednesday, is available on Android, iOS, as a Chrome extension and as a feature inside Gmail. In fact, Hangouts replaces
Google is the type of company that is always working on something new. The type of company that breaks ground in one area and then quickly moves onto the next.
It was less than two weeks ago [https://www.besttechie.com/2013/01/03/facebook-messenger-gains-voice-messaging-feature-voip-in-canada/] that Facebook rolled out free VoIP calling to Facebook Messenger for iOS users in Canada.
If you’re an optimist, you might see Facebook’s many entries into Internet messaging as diverse, giving users many options for getting in touch with friends and family. With
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