Sorry if I frightened you, but in the spirit of Halloween I’m keeping this blog super scary. So my ghoulish friends I have some news for you, ah ah ah, (please re-read that last part in your best Dracula voice), a new VoxOx version has risen from the grave, and it’s has so [...]

Today we announced our monthly subscription “Unlimited Plans” for calling and texting in the U.S./Canada and worldwide. The plans are super inexpensive. In fact, the introductory rate for our domestic calling plan is the lowest in the industry – 15 percent less than Skype’s!
Until today, VoxOx users have been able to load up credit on [...]

That’s right, hold music, the very definition of distraction. Making sure the person you are putting on the back burner for a second isn’t thinking about having been put on said burner in the first place, I mean– ever spent 45 seconds with pure silence? Feels like 45 minutes, but put a little hold music to it and Voila! it’s not so bad. There are exceptions to the rule of course, for example, if the hold music is talk radio, dentist commercials, or country music. With VoxOx however, that can all change.

Fly Virgin Airlines, Delta, or American, bring your laptop, sit down, take a deep breath, wipe the sweat from your brow and log on to the wi-fi offered by those airlines and others. That’s right, the Internet can now distract you at 30,000 feet and, of course, where there is Internet, there is VoxOx! So now, no matter how high you are, you’ll be able to carry on a conversation.

So, I was asked to blog about my favorite features/ things to do with VoxOx. And after a solid period of thinking, reflecting and procrastinating, I decided to do it in list form…because who doesn’t like a good list? So without further ado, here are some of my favorite things to do with VoxOx.

Last week, AT&T embraced cellular VoIP, clearing the way for Internet-based voice services like Skype, Google Voice and VoxOx to be used on the iPhone.
This looks to be on the heels of moves that Verizon has made with respect to Android phones that “opened” their network. AT&T had to emulate this in some way because [...]

Here’s a contributed post from Bruce Silverman, a VoxOx advisory board member …
My life used to be SO simple!
I started out in the advertising agency business back in the “Mad Men” era. We all smoked incessantly, consumed copious amounts of brown liquor at long lunches, viewed secretaries (all of whom were straight out of central [...]