With the new Mobile VOIP application from Betamax, You can dial worldwide from your mobile with much cheaper cost. You can dial national calls as well, if the VOIP call cost are lesser than your mobile provider cost. i.e) You can make VOIP calls without using Mobile phone minutes.
If you are calling your free destinations, it is absolutely free. (i.e you can cut down your connection charges as well). MobileVOIP uses Wifi, 3G, GPRS, EDGE or UMTS - you can select which method when starting the application.
Currently Mobile VOIP will be supported in smart phones like Apple i-phone, BlackBerry, Nokia, Samsung and Windows Mobile.
If you are using any of the below VOIP Products -
smartvoip, Nonoh, poivy, 12voip, voipcheap, DialNow, powervoip, JustVoip, voipgain, voipbuster, voipwise, webcalldirect:
You can download the Mobile VOIP application from respective URLs as below: (or you can register for SMS with Download Link)
Smartvoip Mobile VOIP
Nonoh Mobile VOIP
Poivy Mobile VOIP
12voip Mobile VOIP
Voipcheap Mobile VOIP
DialNow Mobile VOIP
Powervoip Mobile VOIP
JustVoip Mobile VOIP
Voipgain Mobile VOIP
Voipbuster Mobile VOIP
Voipwise Mobile VOIP
Webcalldirect Mobile VOIP
Samsung Galaxy S - Android Phone review
The Samsung Galaxy S is one of the new breed of super powerful Android handsets with 1GHz processor and pre-loaded with the 2.1 version of Android.
The Galaxy S is with decent Hardware. The 4-inch Super AMOLED screen is stunning to look at, both switched on or switched off. The phone has a slight reverse chin design which looks a little weird side on but you can’t actually feel anything when you’re holding it. There aren’t a lot of buttons on the phone either – a discreet power button on the side, volume rocker on the other side, a home button on the front plus two touch sensitive buttons – one for the menu and one to go back. The Super AMOLED touchscreen is responsive enough. Like many touchscreen phones, taking photos using the 5MP camera is a bit awkward, although the results are pretty impressive if your subject is still and well lit.
The battery life is pretty good, with heavy use of email, twitter, internet and music playback, it manages to get through a full day. It’ll charge fully in a few hours as well, which is useful for power users.
One of Android’s appeals to carriers is that its extremely customisable, which is probably why the Galaxy S looks so different to the last 2.1 phone I looked at, the HTC Desire. The user interface looks eerily reminiscent of the iPhone’s grid-like structure, with the added benefit of being able to add in larger widgets.
Motorola Droid X smartphone with Android 2.1
Verizon, Motorola and Google introduced the Droid X smartphone the day before Apple's iPhone 4 shipped. The Droid X is one nice phone. It comes with a 1GHz processor and 512MB of memory. It's big 5 inch long, 2.6 inch wide and 0.4 inch thick, roughly a quarter inch wider and half an inch longer than an iPhone. If you're used to iPhones, you will notice the larger size especially the width.
Of the phone's 5-in. length, 4.25 in. is glass, and the glass covers the entire width, most of which is display, except for about a quarter inch of casing on either side. The display is a WVGA 480 x 854-pixel screen. The speaker is above the glass and the small menu, home, back and search buttons are below, above the mic pinhole. Volume controls are on the right edge at the top, camera shutter below. The left edge has a mini-USB jack and a mini-HDMI jack. The power switch is at the top; the bottom is clean. There's 8GB of storage on board, and the phone comes with a 16GB microSD card.
To accommodate the dual LED flash and camera -- 8 megapixels with 720p video capture -- there's a sculpted quarter-inch bulge behind the earpiece. That sounds worse than it is, and it actually makes the phone easier to find in a crowded pocket or purse.
The phone ships with Android 2.1. an over-the-air update to 2.2 and Adobe Flash Player 10.1 is promised for "late summer". And if you are into social networking, you'll welcome the inclusion of the Motoblur suite of social networking tools, which make it trivial to tweet or Facebook or whatever.
Of the phone's 5-in. length, 4.25 in. is glass, and the glass covers the entire width, most of which is display, except for about a quarter inch of casing on either side. The display is a WVGA 480 x 854-pixel screen. The speaker is above the glass and the small menu, home, back and search buttons are below, above the mic pinhole. Volume controls are on the right edge at the top, camera shutter below. The left edge has a mini-USB jack and a mini-HDMI jack. The power switch is at the top; the bottom is clean. There's 8GB of storage on board, and the phone comes with a 16GB microSD card.
To accommodate the dual LED flash and camera -- 8 megapixels with 720p video capture -- there's a sculpted quarter-inch bulge behind the earpiece. That sounds worse than it is, and it actually makes the phone easier to find in a crowded pocket or purse.
The phone ships with Android 2.1. an over-the-air update to 2.2 and Adobe Flash Player 10.1 is promised for "late summer". And if you are into social networking, you'll welcome the inclusion of the Motoblur suite of social networking tools, which make it trivial to tweet or Facebook or whatever.
Use VoipStunt on iPhone
VoipStunt has developed a Mobile Voip application for IPhone users. With this new application you can make calls at the same cheap Voipstunt rates you are used to, using Wi-Fi and UMTS/3G.
There are three easy ways to get the MobileVoip application in your i-phone:
1) Receive a Free SMS using the below download link,
for this visit http://voipstunt.com/en/mobilevoip.php?phonetype=iphone
2) Download on your mobile via mobilevoip.com/Iphone and follow the instructions
3) Download the application to your PC and install it from your desktop.
There are three easy ways to get the MobileVoip application in your i-phone:
1) Receive a Free SMS using the below download link,
for this visit http://voipstunt.com/en/mobilevoip.php?phonetype=iphone
2) Download on your mobile via mobilevoip.com/Iphone and follow the instructions
3) Download the application to your PC and install it from your desktop.
iPhone's Voipraider
Now you can make calls in your i-phone using the famous Voipraider application!
VoipRaider has developed a MobileVoip application for the iPhone and you can make calls through Wi-Fi and UMTS/3G.
There are three easy ways to get the MobileVoip application in your i-phone:
1) Receive a Free SMS using the below download link,
for this visit http://voipraider.com/en/mobilevoip.php?phonetype=iphone
2) Download on your mobile via mobilevoip.com/Iphone and follow the instructions
3) Download the application to your PC and install it from your desktop.
VoipRaider has developed a MobileVoip application for the iPhone and you can make calls through Wi-Fi and UMTS/3G.
There are three easy ways to get the MobileVoip application in your i-phone:
1) Receive a Free SMS using the below download link,
for this visit http://voipraider.com/en/mobilevoip.php?phonetype=iphone
2) Download on your mobile via mobilevoip.com/Iphone and follow the instructions
3) Download the application to your PC and install it from your desktop.
VoIP in iPad
Apple has announced that it has sold its one millionth iPad since the new tablet computer was launched at the start of April 2010. Apple added that iPad users had downloaded over 12 million applications and over 1.5 million ebooks in that time.
This could open up access to IP telephony solutions to a new generation of consumers, with VoIP solutions being among the applications that the iPad can potentially be used with. The iPad comes come in two versions, one with Wi-Fi and one with both Wi-Fi and 3G. The inclusion of Wi-Fi and 3G gives the iPad the potential to use VoIP, such as applications which allow it to perform similar functions to VoIP phones. It is likely that the iPad will always rely on IP telephony solutions over traditional mobile network operators to deliver voice services.
This could open up access to IP telephony solutions to a new generation of consumers, with VoIP solutions being among the applications that the iPad can potentially be used with. The iPad comes come in two versions, one with Wi-Fi and one with both Wi-Fi and 3G. The inclusion of Wi-Fi and 3G gives the iPad the potential to use VoIP, such as applications which allow it to perform similar functions to VoIP phones. It is likely that the iPad will always rely on IP telephony solutions over traditional mobile network operators to deliver voice services.
Jumblo Product Review
Jumblo is the product from Dellmont group. They uses the same technical platform like Betamax. The other Dellmont brands are ActionVoip, Voipgain, VoipBlast, Rynga, MyVoipTraffic, VoipPro, BestVoipReselling, and Telbo (USD Currency based).
Jumblo comes with 90 Freedays for the cost of 10 euros. This means you can call all countries in the free destinations listed in Jumblo website for 90 days at no costs. When the 90 days are over, you will keep your credit, and the normal rate will be charged for these destinations. You can get more Freedays by topping up your account with credit. Buying less than 10 euros credit will entitle you for half freedays - 45 days.
The complete rate list can be viewed from below URL -
http://www.jumblo.com/en/calling-rates.html
SIP Settings for SIP settings of Jumblo :
SIP port : 5060
Registrar : sip.jumblo.com
Proxy server : sip.jumblo.com
Outbound proxy server : leave empty
Account name : your Jumblo username
Password : your Jumblo password
Display name/number : your Jumblo username or voipnumber
Stunserver (option) : stun.jumblo.com
Jumblo comes with 90 Freedays for the cost of 10 euros. This means you can call all countries in the free destinations listed in Jumblo website for 90 days at no costs. When the 90 days are over, you will keep your credit, and the normal rate will be charged for these destinations. You can get more Freedays by topping up your account with credit. Buying less than 10 euros credit will entitle you for half freedays - 45 days.
The complete rate list can be viewed from below URL -
http://www.jumblo.com/en/calling-rates.html
SIP Settings for SIP settings of Jumblo :
SIP port : 5060
Registrar : sip.jumblo.com
Proxy server : sip.jumblo.com
Outbound proxy server : leave empty
Account name : your Jumblo username
Password : your Jumblo password
Display name/number : your Jumblo username or voipnumber
Stunserver (option) : stun.jumblo.com
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