Voxbone has been chosen by Phone.com to supply DID numbers abroad. Phone.com users who work in the U.S. but have clients in other countries can choose telephone numbers in those countries that when dialed will ring to their Phone.com “Virtual Office.” The Virtual Office’s customized auto attendant (automated receptionist) then can ask for the called person’s extension number and complete the call.

Speakeasy launched its new Integrated Voice business trunks service for small businesses. Integrating voice and data on a single T1 connection, Speakeasy business trunks provide cost savings and increased bandwidth for companies with a traditional PBX. The basic business trunk service includes a T1 connection plus four business voice lines at a promotional price of $379 per month, allowing businesses to customize the service to meet their unique needs by adding additional lines, long distance, and IP features as necessary.

Sky|Wi Telecommunications has chosen to deploy multiple Taqua 7000 Switching Systems to provide high-quality VoIP call termination in Mexico for carriers in the United States and abroad. The cost effective and robust VoIP capabilities with the T7000 allows Sky|Wi Telecommunications to provide better rates to carrier customers while leveraging the reliability inherent with the T7000’s blade-based carrier class architecture.

VoicePulse announces the immediate availability of phone numbers in the 208 area code. VoicePulse now offers numbers in 37 rate centers across Idaho, compared to other services that offers as little as six cities. VoicePulse now has greater coverage in the state of Idaho than any other pure-play VoIP provider.

Vitelity Communications haslaunched a new Colocation and Hosting service designed specifically for VoIP service providers and businesses using VoIP. The current lineup for their hosting services will include a choice of Dell PowerEdge servers with options for CPU, memory, storage, and RAID. In addition, Vitelity will pre-configure and optimize each server with either: Asterisk, Trixbox, PBX in a Flash, or a base operating system such as Windows or Linux. Customers can also ship their pre-configured PBX, switch, or gateway to Vitelity for Colocation in their soon to be completed 10,000 square-foot state-of-the-art data center in Denver, CO.

IMVOCAL launched its new Web-based, download-free VOIP service. The service allows callers on in the U.S. to connect with IMVOCAL users through any of the major Instant Messenger services (Google Talk, Yahoo! Messenger, MSN-Messenger or AIM). The technology, using instant messaging to notify IMVOCAL users of incoming phone calls, is unique.

Virtual PBX announced its introduction of native support for open-system VoIP peering. Small businesses looking to take advantage of the cost-effectiveness of traditional hosted PBX services and VoIP technology now have the best of both worlds. Customers will be able to mix and match a VoIP network, softphone and handset to best meet their needs for features, cost and reliability. In addition, clients can choose VoIP calls for cost savings or traditional phone service for calls to landlines or cellular phones, or enable both and let the system automatically send calls via the most appropriate method.

Voxbone announces iNum—one global telephone number that enables anyone to establish a local presence anywhere in the world. Voxbone is making use of the +883 “country code,” newly created by the International Telecommunication Union, to create a global country code and associated banks of DID numbers.

Voxitas has completed the expansion of its business VoIP network into the southeast United States. This network expansion allows Voxitas to serve virtually the entire southeast including Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi with our business class Quality of Service based services.

Geeks On Call has partnered with Tech Solutions to deliver the company's VoIP services to Allstate insurance agents in the D.C. Metro area. Tech Solutions is an information technology service company providing computer-related systems design, engineering, integration, installation, and support work to small and medium-sized businesses in and around Washington, D.C. Tech Solutions has developed a business relationship with national insurance firm Allstate, and Geeks On Call plans to join with Tech Solutions to offer their local agents IT and VoIP support.

ooma has enhanced the ooma phone system with new features and services, delivering an unparalleled home telephone experience at a significant cost savings to consumers. Using ooma, households can save $400-$600 per month by eliminating costly phone services with only a fraction of ooma’s features. Find out what the latest ooma phone service includes after the jump.

IPtimize has added three more network operators to its growing stable of IP phone and broadband system operator customers. The three new operators extend IPtimize’s reach across the Southern U.S. and into parts of Northern Mexico, providing more advanced, competitively packaged Digital Phone Services and hosted data management options across wireless and broadband networks. The IPtimize platform is specifically designed to improve the economics and performance of smaller voice or data providers entering the IP services arena.

New Global Telecom has deployed Acme Packet’s Net-Net session border controllers in order to expand its VoIP services. NGT’s VoIP services are targeted for small to medium businesses, including its certified SIP trunking offering for Microsoft Response Point. Acme Packet’s SBCs were selected in conjunction with its NextSBC Reassurance Program, designed to ease both the technical and business obstacles of migrating users of other SBCs to Acme Packet’s industry-leading solutions.

Covad announces its new Covad Integrated Access service, an affordable, all-in-one phone and Internet service for businesses with up to 35 employees per location.

Covad Integrated Access service is delivered over a powerful voice-optimized T1 line and works with customers’ existing phone systems so businesses can leverage their equipment investment while saving money and simplifying operations.

Covad Integrated Access now also utilizes SIP trunking and supports a wide range of IP, digital and analog PBXs.

Speakeasy will offer voice, broadband and managed services in bundled packages designed to save businesses money while enabling them to upgrade data and telecommunications capabilities. SpeakeasyONE business bundles offer significant savings over traditional telecom services and up to 20 percent savings over Speakeasy's ala carte options. The bundles include activation, installation and network equipment at no charge, while providing the technology benefits of VoIP and business-class broadband, all from a single provider.