Raketu announces the release of Raketu Mobile Video Calling. With Raketu's new mobile video calling, mobile users on WiFi or data services will now be able to make video calls completely free. Mobile users will also be able to make voice to voice calls, mobile to mobile or mobile to desktop, over WiFi or data, completely free. Mobile and desktop users can also take advantage of Raketu's low dialout calling rates at up to 65% lower than Skype's. Raketu provides the most flexibility of calling with computer to computer, computer to phone, and phone to phone calls. Raketu users can even make calls directly from any browser without a download. And it's available using Raketu's calling plans or at Raketu's ultra-low rates -- all from any device, anywhere in the world, mobile or desktop/laptop.

Truphone has added 11 additional Nokia handsets to the list of devices compatible with Truphone and whose owners can now ring up big savings by taking advantage of Truphone’s broad range of calling plans and services. With the addition of the 11 new handsets, Truphone is now compatible on 26 Nokia devices. Of those, software for 14 of the Truphone-compatible devices can now be downloaded from Nokia’s new Ovi store, with the software for 11 of the remaining 12 new devices to be added to the Ovi store soon.

Voxbone has been chosen by Nimbuzz to provide local access numbers. Nimbuzz is using Voxbone to enable its users to make voice calls – without benefit of 3G or Wi-Fi connectivity – to their contacts on any of all popular IM and VoIP services, including Gizmo5 and Skype.

Global IP Solutions announces that KT Networks will be adding a powerful new VoIP feature to its Windows Mobile smartphone, which includes HD voice capabilities from GIPS. KT Networks' sleek, feature-rich smartphone was developed to address the growth in consumer demand, which continues to outpace the rest of the mobile phone market.

Voiceserve announces through its Voipswitch operation which develops innovative VoIP telecom solutions that it has received Symbian Signed status for its new mobile software module the "Vippie Mobile for Symbian". Vippie Mobile connects to Internet using either Wifi, GPRS, EDGE or UMTS. The mobile phone end-user utilizing a unit with the Symbian functions, on the selects the connection option when starting the application.

Vyke has extended its distribution channel for Nokia mobile phones. Vyke’s mobile Voice over Internet Protocol (“mVoIP”) service is now available for download in new WiFi enabled mobile devices in an increased number of global markets and variants.

Jaxtr announces the beta launch of Jaxtr On-The-Go, a new feature that allows users to make free and super-low rate international calls from their existing mobile or landline phone without having to go online.

Boingo Mobile is now Microsoft Mobile2Market Certified. Mobile2Market is Microsoft's certification and distribution program for mobile applications, helping software vendors streamline application development and providing logo-approved distribution channels worldwide.

Qnective can post one of its first significant triumphs. BT inmo has purchased a licence for global sales of mobile VoIP solutions from Qnective. The Qtalk product family forms the basis for secure, cost-optimised mobile services which BT inmo is developing for BT Global Services.

Vyke has formed a strategic partnership with Nimbuzz. This strategic partnership builds upon the component strengths of both Vyke and Nimbuzz by combining Vyke’s paid mVoIP service and Nimbuzz’ mobile peer to peer mobile social messaging and VoIP services.

The globally available Nimbuzz service is currently growing at well over 20,000 new users per day and is the only aggregated mobile social messaging service to win a Red Herring Global 100 award.

CounterPath has been assigned United States patent number 7,502,615 for its technology pertaining to handoffs between cellular and IP telephony. The newly patented technology enables users to roam between mobile and IP networks seamlessly, allowing active calls to be handed off faster between mobile and IP networks.

Truphone plans to launch, later this year, Truphone Local Anywhere: a single-SIM, multi-country mobile service that will make any mobile call within the set of supported countries into a local call. The introduction of Truphone’s multi-country, single-SIM service will change the current experience of people with an international lifestyle. Their mobile experience is currently characterized by frustration, brought on by constantly having to juggle multiple SIM cards and mobile phones in order to minimize their mobile costs.

Truphone integrates AIM into its Apple iPhone and iPod touch applications. Now customers on both devices can use Truphone to also instant message their AIM friends via their AIM identity. Truphone has already integrated Google Talk, Skype, Windows Live Messenger and Yahoo! Messenger into its applications for these devices, blending voice and IM across multiple platforms, and reaching over 800 million addressable accounts for free.

Vopium announces that its mobile VoIP service is available in the US, offering low-cost and free international mobile phone calls. By installing Vopium for free to any of the more than 500 supported GSM mobile handsets, US callers can immediately begin taking advantage of high-quality and affordable international calling. Once registered, all new users receive 30 free minutes of talk time and 100 free SMS. Consumers can view a step-by-step registration guide at Vopium.

JAJAH announces a complete revamp of the iPod touch, turning the device into a fully functioning mobile phone for consumers. The new capability, available as a white label solution, enables carriers as well as non-carriers to launch the service under their own brand and provide their customers with the ability to make low-cost phone calls and send SMS text messages to any phone in the world from their iPod touch. To use the service, end users only require an iPod touch and a Wi-Fi connection, with no need for a SIM card or contract.