January 17th, 2006
Research in Motion has struck a deal with Google under which its BlackBerry will support Google’s VoIP application - Google Talk. The financial details were not disclosed.
Google Talk for BlackBerry will be much like Google Talk for PCs. Users can import their existing contact list, know when contacts are online, and send and receive messages. Users will be notified on the home screen of the BlackBerry when new messages arrive in Google Talk.
BlackBerry users can download the application for free but they may be charged by their mobile operator for data transmitted when using the service.
Google Talk for BlackBerry will be available in the second quarter 2006.
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January 9th, 2006
D-Link Skype USB phone adapter (DPH-50U) lets users accept both regular telephone and Skype calls from the same phone for added flexibility. When consumers are talking on a traditional telephone line and receive an incoming Skype call, they can easily switch lines to take the Skype call or vice versa, just like a typical call-waiting feature.
Conference calls can also be connected between ordinary telephone lines and Skype. For added convenience, the D-Link Skype USB phone adapter includes a lighted display to indicate whether an incoming call is from a traditional telephone or from a Skype user.
The D-Link Skype USB phone adapter is PC compatible, and includes two RJ-11 ports and a USB port to conveniently connect an ordinary phone line, telephone and computer. Since the adapter receives power from the computer through the USB cable, it does not require an additional power supply. The included software installs in minutes and allows users to easily and completely manage their Skype contact list and calling features. The D-Link Skype USB phone adapter can be configured to forward incoming Skype calls to another destination such as a cell phone so that users never miss a call while away from their PC.
Key Features:
Use a traditional or existing phone to make Skype calls
Receive or make both traditional telephone and Skype calls from the same phone
Use an existing traditional phone rather than a headset
Use a cordless phone and talk freely throughout the house
Use convenient built in features, including call waiting, conference calling and call forwarding
Take advantage of Skype’s free international calling and talk to other Skype users anywhere in the world for free
The D-Link Skype USB phone adapter (DPH-50) will be available globally at a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $69.99. The adapter will be made available at skype.com/store and at the D-LinkShop, as well as major U.S. retailers such as RadioShack and select retailers in Europe.
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