Almost all smartphone users are happy with their phones, according to a new survey by Skype competitor Rebtel. But, sort of like the pigs in George Orwell's Animal Farm, some users are more happy than others.
While consumers are flocking to services like Skype to chat with friends and family internationally for free, there's still a huge market for international calling, according to the latest survey sponsored by the voice-over-IP company Rebtel.
Building on its voice-over-IP calling empire, Rebtel announced today that its VoIP app is now available for the iPad.
Rebtel has become a popular solution for consumers who want to make cheap phone calls — the company revealed today that …
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Rebtel, the second-largest voice-over IP calling company behind Skype, announced major milestones today that prove consumers just can’t get enough of cheap phone calls.
The company says that it has surpassed 15 million connected users (it’s unclear how many of …
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Fueled by disruption on several fronts, 2012 will see some major mobile industry consolidation, as well as mobile VoIP services’ lasting impact on carriers and more options on data pricing plans for consumers.
Over the course of 2011, the mobile …
Voice-over-IP company Rebtel announced version 2.0 of its iPhone app today, and it sports a unique feature: the ability to easily move between WiFi/data networks and voice networks during VoIP calls.
The network-hopping feature, dubbed KeepTalking, allows VoIP callers to …
