If Boeing and a few other companies have their way, VoIP will be joining the mile high club officially.

According to today’s Wall Street Journal, Google and Nokia are working together to offer GTALK on the Nokia 770 or something similar.

I landed in Sweden and had phone service. But the Blackberry doesn’t seem to be working. I mean it has telephone connectivity but the data side seems to be in a state of where it’s not seeing anything remotely resembling the BlackBerry network…. After three calls to T-Mobile, all I could learn was they had … Read more

Just heard from a source in L.A. that Amp’d Mobile may recently have lost two key executives. If true and with that coming just two weeks ahead of their planned launch it can’t be good news. I also heard they may have to bring in some reinforcements to help get their platform up and running … Read more

Skype for the Mac is out as a universal binary. It has added Skype Forward and Web Presence notification.

A report out of India has both voice and video growing in the double digits as explosive growth categories for Enterprise adoption. That has to be good news for Skype, Yahoo and client SightSpeed.

When you start reading about the Enterprise being offered products and services from leading service providers like BT you have to realize that things are no longer an if, but a when. This story, out of the UK, has British Telecom gearing up to offer a FMC play for the business world in 2007.

Of the upcoming tech IPO’s the one from Clearwire could be very interesting. Craig McCaw has proven he can be a pioneer in wireless before, so this one i sone to look at very seriously.

Om is reporting that buddy Brad Garlinghouse of Yahoo has been formally given his well deserved Senior VP stripe. For readers of VoIPWatch, that news is seven weeks old as I told you so back in March.