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Phone Power is a leading provider of advanced communications technology that is simplified through the use of VoIP. VoIP is the most efficient, and budget-friendly way of communicating with other people, and PhonePower gives residential and business users the same great features and rates.

Phone Power’s calling packages are packed with features, and you have your choice of  plans, so you only pay for what you actually need and use. Some customers prefer a set number of minutes a month, while others are more inclined to get the unlimited minutes plan. Virtual phone numbers, if you want them, and a secondary cloned phone line, are also offered for those who need more than one incoming line.

Residential calling packages comes with free US and Canadian calling, free activation and equipment lease, one, or twenty hours, of free international calling per month and a free second line with Failsafe.

The pricing for the residential and small business packages are:

24 Month contract which costs only $14.95 per month.
12 Month contract which is only $16.95 per month.
A monthly contract which costs $19.95 per month.
And, if you really want to get the best out of Phone Power’s residential and small business packages, opt for the annual prepay contract which is only $199.95 and gives you the second year for FREE!

All contracts have Caller ID, 3-way calling, Voicemail, Call Waiting, Click2Call, Block List, Find Me Follow Me and a Softphone, which is downloadable and allows you to use your Phonepower phone service on your computer while you are travelling.

If you want to take your small business to the next level, then you may want to consider Phone Power’s Business PBX package which offers an enterprise-level phone system. This package can be for single-line business accounts, all the way up to multiple-location hosted PBX systems.

With the PBX package, you also get an auto-attendant that can be programmed to route calls when, where and to whom you want them to go to. Call hunt groups are also offered with this

PhonePower Tiny Business Phone Service

As the smart phone market gets smoldering hot, it appears that HTC may have borrowed, or closely copied, some of Apple’s patents. HTC denies it of course, but both smart phone makers are in a significantly tough market for world-wide Smart Cell Phone sales. Yes, even here in the US.

These lawsuits are quite serious, and it’s interesting that Apple chose HTC to go after, in that the company is based in Taiwan. If it wins would this cause HTC to no longer offer their top smart phone models such as the HD2 Leo, which really does look and feel like an Apple 3GS, and is about to be marketed in the USA. Does this mean Apple is trying to preempt this introduction?

The question is does HTC’s TouchFlow or HTC Sense technology really violate Apple’s patents? Apple thinks so, and Steve Jobs has gone out of his way to make light of it, demanding healthy competition to continue, but for companies to compete, using their own technology without stealing it from Apple. If the HTC Leo or HD2 is coming to the United States

Apple IPhone Producer Suing HTC For The Purpose Of Violating Patents

Packet8 came out with a new iPhone application for their Virtual Office program today. The new mobile app is “a WiFi-driven extension of the 8×8 Virtual Office VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) business phone service”.

Packet8′s new iPhone application “enables subscribers to utilize their Virtual Office phone number and service remotely from within any WiFi zone. “Virtual Office Mobile” essentially converts an iPhone or iPod Touch to a Virtual Office extension, equipped with the features, functionality and built-in cost savings of the powerful 8×8 Virtual Office hosted PBX phone service, including unlimited inbound and outbound domestic calling as well as overseas calling at competitive 8×8 international rates. Inbound calls to the Virtual Office extension can be retrieved from either an 8×8 IP desktop phone, the 8×8 Virtual Office Pro unified communications

8×8 Relative Office Iphone App