February 3, 2006

By Johanne Torres

VoIP-based calling service provider Vonage Holdings Corp. announced on Friday that it will now serve the city of Corpus Christi, Texas. The news follows the provider's announcement about making available service in Flagstaff, Prescott, Wickenburg and Yuma in the state of Arizona.

The move will enable high-speed Internet subscribers working and residing in the largest city on the Texas coast to receive unlimited local and long distance calling and popular features like call waiting, call forwarding and voicemail. Vonage customers living near Kinney's Ranch can now keep their current numbers or choose telephone numbers within the popular (361) area code.

February 2, 2006

By Staff

Customers in Fort Collins, Loveland and Montrose will now be able to access broadband phone service provided by Vonage Marketing.

The service offers unlimited local and long-distance calling, as well as features such as call waiting, call forwarding and voicemail.

February 2, 2006

By Johanne Torres

VoIP-based calling services provider Vonage Holdings Corp. announced on Thursday that it expanded its services in Flagstaff, Prescott, Wickenburg and Yuma in the state of Arizona. The news follows the provider's announcement about making available service in Fort Collins, Loveland and Montrose in the state of Colorado.

High-speed Internet subscribers working and residing in Northern Arizona will now be able to unlimited local and long distance calling and popular features like call waiting, call forwarding and voicemail. Vonage customers living near the Sonoran Desert can now keep their current numbers or choose telephone numbers within the popular (928) area code.

February 1, 2006

By Staff

Fort Collins and Loveland high-speed Internet users now have one more option for broadband phone service.

Vonage Holdings Corp. started serving Fort Collins and Loveland today, the broadband phone service company announced. The service expansion also includes Montrose.

January 30, 2006

By Philip Kirk

One of the hottest recent buzzwords in technology is VoIP. VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol, turns a voice call into data packets that can travel over a network just like email or a webpage. Simple examples of VoIP include Skype's voice chat program or Vonage's telephone service. While each of these companies uses VoIP technology to provide low-cost phone services, they are also just the beginning of what VoIP can provide, especially for corporate users.

January 31, 2006

By Business Digest

Vonage, the New Jersey-based Internet phone provider, said Monday that it has begun offering a 513 area code for Southwest Ohio customers.

This access to the area code will be available for customers in Cincinnati, Bethany, Hamilton, Harrison, Lebanon and Middletown.

February 2, 2006

By Peter Wilson

The urge to e-mail will be surpassed by the surge to search in 2006 as Canadians become increasingly overwhelmed by the amount of information on everything from their hard drives to the Internet to their iPods.

Call it Googlemania, that's what consultant firm Deloitte does in a list of the top 10 tech trends for 2006, released Thursday, which sees e-mail being outstripped by search functions as the most-used digital application.

February 2, 2006

By Keith Schiehl

Anyone who has surfed the Web in the last few months has been hit by a barrage of banner ads telling you to fire your phone company and join the VoIP revolution. The primary player in the revolution is Vonage, and they appear everywhere on the Web.

The first question most people ask is "What is VoIP?" (pronounced voy'p).

VoIP is short for Voice over Internet Protocol. The service uses your existing high-speed Internet connection to transmit and receive telephone calls across the Internet, using digital data packets rather than analog signals.

January 28, 2006

By Chuck Chiang

National Internet phone provider Vonage has officially launched voice-over-Internet service in Central and Eastern Oregon, the company announced Friday.

Vonage is the latest provider of voice-over-Internet protocol, or VOIP, in Central Oregon's increasingly crowded telecommunications market. The technology uses high-speed Internet connections to transfer phone signals.

The launch is effective immediately within the 541 area code. The area includes Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson counties, and cities such as Bend, Redmond, Prineville, Hood River and The Dalles.

January 27, 2006

By Staff

TELECOMWORLDWIRE-27 January 2006-Vonage broadband phone service introduced to areas of Oregon ©1994-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com

Service availability in Bend, The Dalles, Hood River, Prineville and Redmond in Oregon, USA, has been announced by broadband phone service provider Vonage Marketing, a subsidiary of Vonage Holdings Corp.

Vonage's broadband phone service can now be used by high-speed Internet subscribers living and/or working near the Deschutes River. Customers near the Cascade Mountains can now opt for a telephone number within the 541 area code or keep their existing number.