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Voice calls over the internet have migrated onto Apple's new iPod and iPhone products through a new application created by VoIP technology developer Raketu.

UK net users are increasingly turning to broadband, with a new study showing that over half of British households now use the high-speed service.

Expansion of broadband services is continuing apace both in the UK and across Europe, but Amsterdam is set to go one better by introducing fibre optic connections.

Proposals that Britain's broadband network should be upgraded to fibre optic connections have the potential to give businesses a boost, it has been suggested.

Despite the relative youth of VoIP in the technology world, IT managers have few concerns over using it, a new survey suggests.

A new report out of America has revealed that US National Telecom grew rapidly in 2007 and that the sector looks set to expand further next year.

The Internet Telephony Services Providers' Association (ITSPA) has given its backing to a recent ruling by Ofcom that will make it mandatory for the majority of VoIP phones to allow emergency calls.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are more interested in their broadband connections remaining available than being able to hit high speeds, according to new research.

VoIP uptake in Canada has been driven by the need to connect with others across large distances cheaply, a survey suggests.