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VoSky introduces two new Skype products at CES

January 5, 2006 05:13 PM

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Target market: Business! Refreshing too. After so much CES smoke and mirrors where the standard response to any question is, "Certainly by the end of the first quarter."

VoSky's new offerings are apparently very real. I have been testing the Call Center for the past 6 weeks. Sweet. I can be on the road and access my Skype from my mobile phone.

VoSky's second product, Exchange. A Skype 2 PBX Gateway. I get to test it next week. In my opinion this product will top the charts in 2006.

Both products are Skype Certified. Good on you VoSky!

Watch this space for more details on these products over the next 16 hours....

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Posted by: ine at January 6, 2006 1:06 AM

i do not understand the advantage of the tool: you need to call to the computer with your mobile in order to be able to call a person. so you do need to pay a connection after all. when someone wants to reach you on your skype number, you need call forwarding for which you need to pay again...

Posted by: Moranta at January 6, 2006 10:18 AM

To me, the advantage is that I can use my cell phone in the US to call family and friends in Europe for 2 cents a minute instead of the 7 cents ATT used to charge me.

I can also use it from home or from my in-laws to call using a regular phone instead of having to bring my laptop and headsets around with me.

Posted by: Ciprian at January 17, 2006 10:54 AM

Oh yes, this sounds REALLY useful. Americans might think it's not that much of a difference calling for free or for 2 cents a minute, but European calling rates remain high and in other parts of the world... well, let's just say that the difference between calling via such a gateway and calling direct from your mobile is in the region of over 50 cents a minute. Interesting, eh?

Posted by: Jack Lass at June 22, 2006 5:28 PM

From the point of view of saving money I must agree with the first comment. Using this with a mobile is not bargain as you will be paying the per minute charge that your plan requires. As a substitue for at home phone service, however, it seems to have some value.

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Jack Lass on VoSky introduces two new Skype products at CES
From the point of view of saving money I must agree with the first comment. Using this with a mobile is not bargain as you will be paying the per minute charge that your plan requires. As a substitue for at home phone service, however, it seems to have some value.
Ciprian on VoSky introduces two new Skype products at CES
Oh yes, this sounds REALLY useful. Americans might think it's not that much of a difference calling for free or for 2 cents a minute, but European calling rates remain high and in other parts of the world... well, let's just say that the difference between calling via such a gateway and calling direct from your mobile is in the region of over 50 cents a minute. Interesting, eh?
Moranta on VoSky introduces two new Skype products at CES
To me, the advantage is that I can use my cell phone in the US to call family and friends in Europe for 2 cents a minute instead of the 7 cents ATT used to charge me.

I can also use it from home or from my in-laws to call using a regular phone instead of having to bring my laptop and headsets around with me.
ine on VoSky introduces two new Skype products at CES
i do not understand the advantage of the tool: you need to call to the computer with your mobile in order to be able to call a person. so you do need to pay a connection after all. when someone wants to reach you on your skype number, you need call forwarding for which you need to pay again...
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