Busta can make and receive phone calls just from your web browser, all you need is an email address and even your messages and contacts will just "Follow You."

By adding a Busta "gadget" into your Google or Microsoft Live home Page or Netvibes eco system you can easily and always stay in touch.

Voice Commerce Group has pioneered voice over the Internet (VoIP) developments since 2003 including the world's first "Follow Me" service believes that Busta and its range of "gadgets" and "Follow you" solutions will transform the VoIP marketplace by making VoIP instantly and freely mobile and accessible anywhere.

Personal Address books and messages including video mail all "Follow you" so that can get access to them through Busta.com using any computer with a browser. Even if you can't make or take that call at that computer you can always reply to messages or send a low cost instant text.

Freddy Mini, Chief Operating Officer of Netvibes commented, "We’re delighted to see initiatives such as the Busta from Voice Commerce join our ecosystem which, with our worldwide coverage, makes us a fast and powerful distribution vehicle"

Nick Ogden, President of Voice Commerce Group said, "The Internet voice marketplace is changing rapidly and we have been surveying our customer base which includes customers in over 200 countries for the past two years in order to understand user trends and demands. People want access wherever they are to their calls, contacts and messages without memory sticks, large software downloads and compromised use of their computers and broadband connection. They also prefer a single account to manage all their calls, on-line or in the home and in due course they expect that this single account could manage other aspects of their online lifestyles.

Of major importance was also the requirement to make free online or internet calls to anyone, irrespective of their service provider. Voice Commerce Group developed 'FastTalk' in 2005 as a technology that simply allows you to enter an email address, phone number or SIP address which connects you for at no cost to an increasing number of SIP standard service providers. Nick Ogden added "A service isn’t free if you are locked into a single provider however a service is free if you can choose your own provider and then talk to anyone else on their chosen service provider at no cost."

BUSTA stands for Browser Unified Sip Telecommunications Application and is a component of an ongoing development program within the Voice Commerce Group whose Engage IMS platform already powers a wide range of voice enabled solutions that include click to call advertising, interactive broadcast advertising and desktop VoIP technologies. Busta "gadgets" which are only 140Kb in size are being built to operate in Chinese, Japanese, Arabic and the European Languages.

Busta gadgets and browser tools can be found at www.busta.com.