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Actually, it’s still made by Apple, but Samsung’s releasing a phone that looks very similar to the iPhone on the same day Jobs was allegedly announcing that he was releasing the new iPhone.

For more, visit this link. (Read the article)

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Tristan Degenhardt tells us in an opinion how VoIP can be integrated into Small Businesses. She doesn’t appear to fully recommend the service(s) into your small business, but to work with it taking advantage of it’s strengths while understanding it’s limitations.

Not a bad read here.

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Plus…Free Directory Assistance, Free Call Waiting, Free Caller ID

The site here at Magic Jack is saying they have all this free phone stuff until today. Let’s see if it continues past today…

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Quotes from the Forbes.com story:

“Jobs’ secretive computer and gadget company, has been quietly positioning millions of units of a mysterious new product–almost certainly the new iPhone–in key markets since March. ”

“It’s almost certain Jobs will unveil the latest version of the iPhone June 9, when he speaks at Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco. The gadget will go up for sale shortly thereafter.” (Read the article)

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Just saw an advertisement pop up above my gmail today for potentially another service. After visiting the website, it said that you can call 8 different countries for free!

The website for MediaRing also advertises Free PC-to-PC - high quality VoIP calls to anywhere in the world! It also says that you can call any phone number with PC-to-Phone service.

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AT&T is offering a bunch of free camera phones if you click here. Don’t forget they usually require a contract though for the free phone. They have a bunch of free Samsung phones, free Nokia phones, and free LG & Motorola phones available.

T-mobile doesn’t offer much, but they are giving the Samsung Beat phone supposedly free here. As usual, the plan is required for the free phone.

Didn’t look like Verizon offered much in terms of free phones. Nextel-Sprint also weren’t being too generous with their cheapest phone being about $19.99. It may have been my region. Who knows?

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Just downloaded the iCall Internet Phone for the second time. I remember the first time being a little funny. Now, I just remembered why.

I tried to dial out to a call to the United States from Korea. No luck. (Read the article)

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According to an About.com article here, they tell you that you can get a free phone number:

” Stanaphone has been offering a free phone number that allows you to receive free calls and free voice mail for quite some time. All you need to do is register and select the area code and they will assign you a free phone number. You can receive calls using their Windows based software or you can stay offline and just use them as free voice mail that gets forwarded to your email account.”

Well, this should be updated because if you go to Stanaphone.com’s website, you’ll see this message which is 100% to the contrary. (Read the article)

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First come, first serve…

I have about $7-8 bucks left on this phone card I couldn’t use entirely during my stay in Seattle. Since it will probably expire (November 2008) before I go back to Seattle (which most likely won’t be for another few months), I thought I’d put up the information here and let anyone use it. The phone number to call is 1-800-440-0383 and the pin # is 165 114 1390.

Chances are the minutes will be used up since I’m going to post it on two websites that have a bit of traffic, but you never know….

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A bird’s-eye view of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Feb. 10, 2008. The convergence of cell phones and computer software have forged alliances that would have seemed unlikely a few years ago, including Nokia’s inclusion of some MIcrosoft technology on its handsets.

By Colleen Barry
AP Business Writer

updated 2:38 p.m. ET Feb. 10, 2008
BARCELONA, Spain - Wireless industry players place their bets on the future during the four-day Mobile World Congress opening Monday in Barcelona, laying stakes on the next big thing with new product launches, services and alliances. (Read the article)

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