Most Latinos have a heavy reliance of phone services of all kinds. A strong connection to family, friends and business connections back home lead many to pick up the phone and reach out often on a daily basis. But making phone calls has the propensity to be expensive, and the costs could be getting higher, making services such as Holloi Palloi, Inc. (www.freecallstomexico.com) a welcome relief for many."

Rosum Corporation, the leader in reliable location technology for public safety markets, announced that it had completed the rollout of its reference network across the Northeast Corridor of the United States. The rollout was completed with Intrado Inc., a global provider of integrated data and telecommunications solutions and leading provider of VoIP E9-1-1 services. The expanded geographical footprint will provide Rosum customers contiguous coverage from the National Capitol Region to New Hampshire, enabling extended support of automotive and nomadic applications.

IVI Communications, Inc. is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Futura, Inc., is offering the Intelitalk VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) telephone gateway service in the Little Rock and Cabot-Austin-Ward, Arkansas local dialing areas.

Intelitalk Gateway does not require the use of a computer, microphone, or speakers. The Intelitalk Gateway customer dials a local phone number and then dials the number they wish to reach using a standard home phone. Intelitalk is available as a flat rate service for residential and business calls in the United States, Canada, and International calls.

Lingo announced that subscribers to their global calling plan can now get free calls to four new countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Customers can now call Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and South Korea as much as they want without any per minute charges. This brings the total number of countries included in Lingo's global calling plan to 21 for $21.95 per month.

Get to the web site http://www.opexclick2dial.com any way that you can! Whether it's by Dial-Up, DSL, or Cable Internet access, it doesn't matter. A Chicago, IL based national telephone company, OPEX Communications, introduces a $9.99 Unlimited Local and Long Distance calling plan called OPEX Click-2-Dial.

Voice communications technology company PeerMe, Inc. launched its free service designed to allow users of Sprint EVDO mobile phones to make free unlimited calls. PeerMe CEO Tom Lasater says, "Sprint has the best EVDO network in the U.S., but at the same time they have the highest churn in the industry and they signed up fewer new users than any of their competitors this year. We are giving them the ability to use their technological edge to become the leader in the U.S. wireless market."

Top rated colleges, like Stanford, Harvard, and MIT, have all successfully deployed new campus-wide voip phone systems. Service provider voip.com gives both newly minted freshmen and seasoned graduate students the top 10 reasons why voip works so well for college students.

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c42224) has announced the addition of VoIP - Voice Over Internet to their offering.

"The VoIP Report (3rd Edition)" published in April of 2006, provides detailed analysis of 55 VoIP providers and nine "Carriers to Watch," including ILECs, CLECs, cable telephony, IM telephony, PC-to-PC telephony, pure-play VoIP and wholesale providers. Carrier coverage includes revenue and VoIP access line totals and forecasts; business model and technology discussions; and information about service pricing.

Vonage Holdings Corp., a leading provider of broadband telephone service, announced that its subscribers in Los Angeles, California, are now equipped with Enhanced 911 (E911) - a feature that automatically associates a physical address with the calling party's telephone number.

In addition to Los Angeles, Vonage recently turned up E911 at more than 125 local run emergency call centers across the U.S. in less than one month -- bringing the total percentage of Vonage U.S. subscriber lines that have E911 to over 89 percent.

Voice communications technology company PeerMe, Inc. launched its free service designed to allow users of Sprint EVDO mobile phones to make free unlimited calls. PeerMe CEO Tom Lasater says, "Sprint has the best EVDO network in the U.S., but at the same time they have the highest churn in the industry and they signed up fewer new users than any of their competitors this year. We are giving them the ability to use their technological edge to become the leader in the U.S. wireless market."

Intrado Inc., a global provider of integrated data and telecommunications solutions and leading provider of VoIP E9-1-1 services, today announced that it has deployed Intrado V9-1-1 Services in Los Angeles County. With this deployment, Intrado becomes the first VoIP E9-1-1 services provider to meet Los Angeles County's stringent operational requirements for VoIP E9-1-1 service delivery.

360networks, the premier regional service provider in the western United States, will debut a new wholesale VoIP service offering ("VoIP360") at the Fall VON tradeshow. VoIP360 is designed to enable cable operators, ISP's, CLEC's, wireless broadband and other service providers to quickly and cost effectively enter the VoIP market and provide IP-based voice services to their residential and business subscribers.

Intrado Inc., a global provider of integrated data and telecommunications solutions and leading provider of VoIP E9-1-1 services, announced the successful completion of a trial in New York City to automatically locate a mobile VoIP 9-1-1 caller. During the trial, Intrado reliably and consistently delivered VoIP location information to the appropriate public safety answering point (PSAP) to demonstrate that VoIP end user devices such as soft phones can provide useful location information directly into a specific locality's existing E9-1-1 network.

Dash911, the premier provider of E911 for VoIP providers has announced that it has certified LatiNode as an E911 services customer. LatiNode is an award-winning provider of wholesale and retail international telecommunication services. Based in Miami, Florida, the company established a next generation network based on Internet Protocol Technology throughout the Americas, Europe, North Africa, the Middle-East and Asia. The company provides services to the world’s largest carriers through its wholesale division, serving more than 3% of the international IP traffic. Through its retail subsidiaries currently operating in the US, Argentina, Germany, Colombia, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Honduras, LatiNode offers an array of consumer and business services under its CrossFone brand name. The company also has operations in Guatemala, from where it manages customer services and a state of art network operations center. European operations are managed from Frankfurt, Germany, and African and Middle-Eastern business development is handled through its Paris, France office. The company was awarded Fastest Growing Hispanic Business, two years in a row, and in 2006 ranked 152nd of the top 500 fastest growing private corporations by Inc. Magazine.

As the Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) market moves to maturity from its early-adopter phase, mass- market consumers need to be convinced of the service benefits of VoIP. New and enhanced services that are likely to leverage the public's strong interest in broadband and PC usage are replacing traditional circuit-switched telephony. At the same time, these services need to be user friendly in order to attract non-technical users.