Sprint’s Google Voice Integration Is Live [VoIP]

Hey! For all five of you out there who use Sprint (just like me!!!), Google voice integration is now live. That means you can route all your ingoing/outgoing calls through Google's system without having to use special software. More »

Like All Their Other Services, Google Voice Is Only Around to Collect Our Data [Google]

When Google launched their Voice service a couple of years ago, people made a big deal about what their move into the telecom world meant. In a print-only interview with New Scientist Peter Norvig, Google's head of research, said the main reason they launched the service was so they could better learn how to transcribe human voice to text. More »

Logitech’s TV Cam Lets You Skype Through Panasonic TVs [Webcams]

Basically, Logitech's grabbed their 720p webcam and made it mountable and compatible with TVs—well, Panasonic's 2011 model of Viera Connected TV that supports Skype. On sale this month, it'll cost $150. [Logitech] More »

How to Survive Horrible Cellphone Reception [Video]

You probably use your cellphone as your primary phone line, and since it's with you all the time, that's extremely convenient. It turns into a problem, however, when you're stuck with crappy reception. If you regularly deal with bad service—whether at home, at work, or anywhere else you frequent—here are a few of the best ways to deal with it (short of moving). More »

T-Mobile’s Bobsled Slides onto Facebook for Free VoIP Calling [Blip]

All you've got to do is download the Bobsled app to your Facebook profile, and then you can see which of your Facebook friends are also using the free VoIP app—and then call them, right there on Facebook. For free. Sounds easy, right? More »
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