Adondo Corporation (www.adondo.net) announces the release of the final beta version of their Personal Audio Link (PAL) software. The company seeks beta testers for this new PC application. With PAL software users can call their own PC from any telephone and, using voice commands, tell PAL to:

• read e-mail, appointments, and contact information
• get real-time traffic, weather, and stock quotes
• play podcasts on-demand, and playlists
• read blogs, rss feeds, and web wages
• voice-dial any Outlook contact (US and Canada)
• record and send audio e-mail
• recite information from documents and spreadsheets
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Autotask Corporation, a provider of web-based business management software for technology solution providers, announced that its software suite supports the growing number of Voice-over Internet Protocol (VoIP) solution providers.

Autotask is responding to increasing growth in the number of "traditional" IT service providers offering VoIP and converged technology support services. A recent study conducted by Infonetics Research of Campbell, CA and CompTIA (Computing Technology Industry Association) predicted that "VoIP" adoption among small businesses will triple by 2010 in North America. "The IT service providers, Value Added Resellers (VARs) and system integrators that we serve are experiencing a big surge in the demand to deploy and maintain VoIP technologies. We are ready to help VARs and integrators seize the opportunity," said Bob Vogel, chief marketing officer, Autotask Corporation.

SIPphone, Inc., developers of the free Internet calling software Gizmo Project, announced the delivery of Gizmo Project 2.0, highlighted by its support for Asterisk PBX software. Giving Gizmo Project users the ability to log into Asterisk means they can now be universally reachable via their Asterisk PBX or directly through the Gizmo Project network. The option to seamlessly receive calls from their office PBX while anywhere in the world leverages Gizmo Project's advanced NAT ("network address translation"), firewall and router traversal features and server infrastructure. More information about Gizmo Project 2.0 with Asterisk support may be found at www.gizmoproject.com/asterisk.

Plaxo, Inc., creator of the smart address book, today announced Plaxo Click to Call which integrates the JAJAH calling service into Plaxo's flagship offering. Plaxo members can now initiate a low-cost call to almost anywhere in the world by simply clicking on any phone number in their Plaxo smart address book. The integrated service does not require either the caller or the recipient to have headphones, microphones, or a high quality broadband connection, and callers do not need to download and setup Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) software. The partnership enhances the utility and convenience of the Plaxo service, and provides the company with a new revenue-generating offering.

Polycom, Inc., the world's leading provider of unified collaborative communications solutions, expanded its award-winning line of SIP-based VoIP desktop phones with the SoundPoint IP 430, an affordable, two-line phone with a full-duplex speakerphone and graphical LCD. Polycom also introduced a SIP 2.0 software release, adding new features and functionality to the entire line of SIP-based Polycom phones, including integration with Microsoft Live Communications Server (LCS) 2005, new telephony features, advanced security, and system management capabilities that reduce deployment costs of IP phones.

BroadSoft Inc, the leading provider of VoIP application software, announced that it is working with Romania's Atlas Telecom to deliver residential VoIP over a fixed-wireless telecoms network using DECT cordless technology. The innovative combination of DECT fixed-wireless infrastructure and the BroadWorks VoIP application platform will enable customers across the country to experience next generation call functionality using proven and affordable technology.

SPIRIT DSP, the world's leading provider of embedded voice and communication software products, has released the latest edition of its TeamSpirit Mobile software solution - the fastest voice engine running on mobile devices. TeamSpirit Mobile provides a Voice Engine Software Development Kit (SDK) that incorporates complete voice engine functionality of a softphone for mobile devices.

GoPets, Ltd., one of the fastest growing and most entertaining forms of online social networking, with over 300,000 users worldwide, announced an agreement with PeerMe, Inc., a voice over internet protocol (VOIP) company based in Mountain View, California. The agreement enables GoPets users with free voice chat. GoPets users that sign up for the PeerMe VOIP will also be offered a bonus virtual item.

BroadSoft, Inc., the leading provider of VoIP application software, announced that LatiNode, a next generation IP solutions provider, has selected BroadSoft's VoIP application software as the platform to support its new retail services under the CrossFone brand. LatiNode will use the BroadWorks platform to deliver business trunking, hosted PBX and long-distance services to small and mid-sized enterprises in the markets where LatiNode operates.

i2Telecom International, Inc., a pioneer in globally ultra-portable high quality Voice-over Internet Protocol ("VoIP") products and services, announced a contest to name its "downloadable IP Voice Service", the next generation of the company's well known VoiceStick.

"We are on the verge of acquiring large distribution surrounding the VoiceStick service, and we want to ensure that the service, which is so unique and user-friendly, has broad user acceptance and a name which will drive recognition of its benefits," stated Paul Arena, Chief Executive Officer of i2Telecom International, Inc. "Many consumers are not sure how VoIP works, and we want to give everyone the opportunity to try our superior product at no charge. Many people are not aware that calls between VoiceStick users are free to and from anywhere in the world. Interested users can download the service for free, try it out and send us a name suggestion."

i2Telecom International, Inc., a pioneer in globally ultra-portable high quality Voice-over Internet Protocol ("VoIP") products and services, announced that it has entered into an agreement with Exxiss Technology LLC, ("Exxiss") to initially distribute over 500,000 downloads of its Internet Telephony application on laptop personal computers. Exxiss estimates it will reach a volume of 2.4 million laptops on an annual basis prior to the end of the third quarter. Additionally, Exxiss expects to finalize agreements with other computer manufacturers to provide ten million systems annually as a sub-contractor.

Super Technologies announced that SIPphone, the VoIP platform and directory behind the popular Gizmo Project Internet calling software, is using its DIDx service to provide local phone numbers for several countries in the European Union.

Through Super Technologies' DIDxchange global DID ("direct inward dialing") marketplace, Gizmo Project now offers "Virtual Numbers" for customers in France, UK and Spain. These numbers enable users to have their own traditional, local phone number for VoIP-enabled devices and "softphones" like Gizmo Project. Using an easily recognizable local phone number, friends and business contacts can reach Gizmo users no matter where they happen to be physically located. Additional "Virtual Numbers" for international customers will be rolled out in the future.

Voice 2.0 pioneers TelEvolution and iotum announce that they have entered into an agreement to provide iotum's advanced telecommunications services on the PhoneGnome platform. The partnership of PhoneGnome and iotum enables PhoneGnome owners access to intelligent features such as prioritization of calls based on the caller and user activity. The partnership with iotum enables PhoneGnome owners to receive the calls they want, avoid the calls they don't want, on the device they want to use.

Vapps, the global infrastructure supplier of VoIP conference call solutions, announced that the Gizmo Project has deployed the Vapps VoIP conference calling platform to offer free worldwide conference calling services for its users.

Vapps' state of the art VoIP conference calling service enables Gizmo subscribers to connect multiple users over the Internet for cost-effective and highly reliable conference calls. All the features of a traditional conference calling service are available through Gizmo's web site, such as standard call management (volume control, muting, participant announcing, conference locking and recording) along with sophisticated moderator features for Web-based on- demand call control.

Clear-Com, the global leader of trusted intercom solutions, announced SoftVoICE 1.0, intercom software for use on standard personal computers running Windows XP. SoftVoICE works in partnership with VoICE (Voice over Internet Communications Equipment), a 1-RU 4-way VoIP interface frame that connects remote users seamlessly and efficiently over low-cost house LANs (local-area networks), private WANs (wide-area networks), and other communication links using Internet protocols. Each VoICE frame enables an Eclipse Matrix to convert four of its physical station ports into SoftVoICE connections.