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Playstation Vita Will Support Foursquare and Skype
At Gamescom, Sony announced that the Playstation Vita will have support for social networking services such as Foursquare and Skype. Continue reading

After Being Pulled Yesterday, Skype is Back in the iPad App Store
Thousands of iPad owners were disappointed yesterday when the Skype app was pulled from the store — after only being available for several minutes. However, today Skype is available again — at least for now. Continue reading
Holy Shit: eBay To Offer Skype IPO In 2010
Want to get rich on Wall Street? eBay just announced that it’s taking Skype public next year. Read the full details by clicking the link. Link
Skype Coming to iPhone
iPhone? We don’t need no stinkin’ iPhone! eBay has announced that its ultra-popular VoIP software, Skype, will be available for download sometime on Tuesday. The application will change the way people use their iPhones and could even put a dent in sales of the Apple device as more people choose the unrestricted iPod Touch over the iPhone. All your standard features are available, save for video chat. Blackberries will also be getting a Skype application on Tuesday, paving the way... Continue reading
Wood You Call Me, Please?
Although this isn’t the only phone that gives us wood, it does make us pop a hard one. After all, when it comes to using Skype or any other VOIP service, it’s tough to look cool talking into your monitor. But, with the Hulger Pappa*Phone, you can’t not look cool. It’d be impossible. In fact, you could call anyone on this phone and still come off as cool in front of anyone whose watching you shout into a wooden phone... Continue reading
Call Mommy for free on Mother’s Day with Skype, even if she is only a room away
What’s the point of calling your Mommy if you live in the same house? There are two reasons, actually. Laziness It’s free and it’s Skype On May 13th, which is Mother’s Day if you don’t remember (you ungrateful prick), Skype is offering free phone calls to Moms around the globe. Will yours be one of them? — Andrew Dobrow Link
Microsoft “Ringcam” Roundtable preparing for public trial
Uh oh, we all know how Microsoft loves to be in control of everything. And in VoIP and Internet telephony, Microsoft has lagged behind the likes of Skype. When it was rumored that Microsoft was working on a VoIP phone, it wasn’t a surprise, and seemed rather uneventful. Now that details are starting to appear of the Microsoft Roundtable phone, we can see that they are not playing around. The Ringcam was originally showcased last year as a slightly ugly... Continue reading
The iPhone at CeBIT…no, not that iPhone
Linksys presented its VoIP phone, the iPhone CIT 400 at CeBIT 2007. You might know it as the uglier iPhone. This is the first time the Linksys iPhone has been publicly presented. It earned much more attention than it would have because of the legal uproar between Linksys and Apple over the iPhone moniker. The Linksys iPhone is an internet telephony VoIP phone that is meant to be used with VoIP services such as Skype. There really isn’t anything to... Continue reading
Yummy Kitchen Connect for food blogging and recipe sharing
Food and recipe blogs have become an underrated force in the blogging world. The Yummy Kitchen Connect, an entry in the Microsoft / IDSA Design Competition, might win the food talk a little extra recognition. We’ve seen some really cool kitchen design in the past, but the Yummy might be the most usable of the bunch for every day life. The Kitchen Connector will join you and your kitchen to the food blogging network. Specially designed for the kitchen, the... Continue reading
The truth lies in Skype: Lie detection software
Here’s something both equally useful and creepy. Skype has released software capable or reading the amount of stress in someones voice as you talk to them. Voice stress analysis (VSA) technology has been widely used since the 70′s, but is only now being integrated into public use. The software analysis the first 10 seconds of a conversation to determine the overall stress level of someones voice, then comparing the voice to the overall level to determine whether they are being... Continue reading
