Users of iPhone, BlackBerry and other devices can make calls over Wi-Fi and, in some cases, over cellular networks.Voice over IP service provider Vonage Holdings Corp., (NYSE: VON) in Holmdel, said ...

Vonage on Monday launched applications for the iPhone, BlackBerry and iPod touch. Vonage Mobile, an application designed to provide low international rates over Wi-Fi and cellular networks, is focused ...

., a pioneer in Internet-based home phone service, is launching applications for the iPhone and BlackBerry that undercut the international calling rates of major wireless carriers. The free programs ...

The Vonage Mobile application works: After a quick download and registration, the application is simply ready to use. The interface is very similar to the native phone call interface on the iPhone ...

Today Vonage indicated that its VoIP-based calling application for both the iPhone and BlackBerry platforms is available. The application itself is free, and offers unlimited calling to 60 countries ...

Vonage Mobile on Apple Watch means that users no longer need to pick up their iPhone to respond to messages and calls. Vonage Mobile users can respond to calls and text messages from other Vonage ...

The new apps let users dial international phone numbers directly through their existing contact list so there's no need for users to re-enter numbers or leave the app to make calls. The international ...

This important message has been sent to all users who have Drexel Vonage telephone service and make use of Vonage Business Communications Desktop or Mobile applications. On Monday, October 28, the ...

Vonage’s App has been approved for the iPhone/iPod Touch and the company is looking for volunteers to help beta test the app. “Interested in Vonage app beta? Few spots left. Follow me & send your ...

It’s been quite some time since I heard anyone mention the name Vonage but it appears they are still alive and kicking. They’re looking to steal some of Skype’s mobile business by offering a new VOIP ...

While Google (GOOG), Apple (AAPL), AT&T (T), and the FCC fight over why Google Voice isn't in the iPhone App Store yet, here comes Vonage's Voice-over-IP app instead. The AP reports: Vonage releases ...