Raketu has announced a new service into its VoIP offerings Friday with the release of its RakOut WebPhone. The new service allows users to make a VoIP call to landline or mobile phones from any web browser; previously, users could only make a call from computers with Microsoft Windows. The service does not require a download, so calls can be made directly from Raketu's website.
Needless to say, this adds Raketu to the lengthly list of VoIP service providers that started with web clients, added dial-out capabilities and typically end up with unique phone numbers with a <something>In service.
Based out of New York City, Raketu hopes to lure business travelers with the accessibility and affordability of the service, in comparison to traditional phone services or mobile offerings.
For more
- Raketu hopes to RakOut to VoIP success [1].
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Links:
[1] http://www.raketu.com/en/RakOutWeb-release.php
[2] http://www.fiercewireless.com/press-releases/raketu-debuts-mobile-social-networking-integrated-voip-and-communications-services-ip
[3] http://www.fiercevoip.com/story/new-blackberry-voip-service/2008-01-10