Still paying too much in mobile phone charges? How would you like the freedom to chat with your MSN or GoogleTalk buddies on your mobile phone – everywhere you go, exchanging text messages for free? How about sending messages even if your buddies are not online, and perhaps invite them to meet somewhere? With NimBuzz, you can.

NimBuzz is a little piece of software that you install on your mobile phone. When you BUZZ a NimBuzz buddy, his or her mobile phone will ring once or twice with the NimBuzz ID displayed. With this trigger you get them online, ready to chat or read your message. NimBuzz has 2 important features that you can use:

NIMBUZZ TEXT

Ask yourself this: Why continue spending money for sending a single SMS, when NimBuzz Text messaging is Free! With NimBuzz text message, you will have:

• The ability to send Text Mobile to Mobile or Mobile to PC with your Nimbuzz buddies
• Free and unlimited usage
• The ability to Buzz alerts to trigger your offline NimBuzz buddies to read your message
• Virtually no limitations on # of characters per message

Both you and your friend will need to install the NimBuzz mobile software on all participating phones and/or PCs.

NIMBUZZ CHAT

Now ask yourself this: Why continue using SMS when you can chat from your mobile with your NimBuzz, MSN and Google Talk buddies for FREE. With NimBuzz Mobile Chat, you will have:

• The ability to do a chat Mobile to Mobile with your NimBuzz buddies and Mobile to PC with your MSN and GoogleTalk buddies
• Free and unlimited usage
• The ability to use Buzz alerts to get your offline NimBuzz buddies online for a chat

For Mobile to Mobile chat, both phones need to have the Nimbuzz Mobile software installed, while your MSN and GoogleTalk buddies can use their installed chat software, instead.

Try out NimBuzz and see the difference in your mobile phone bills. You can download NimBuzz by clicking HERE!

One of a kind phone from Accton, the VM1188T is a VoWifi phone. It is designed for users who need mobility of WIFI and the cost saving of VoIP. The VM1188T is intended to help users make SIP calls without the hassle of turning on your computer.

Based on a standard modulation of WIFI, it is compatible with almost all standard 802.11b/g access points. Users can use the phone to call both PSTN and SIP networks, as long as a trunking gateway is available at the CO side.

There is no need for users to remember any SSID or security key of each AP, since the VoWifi phone will store all the configurations and connect to the access points automatically on boot up. Pairing up with the cradle access point CAP2316A, it is guaranteed to be interference free.

A few features that the VoWifi phone offers include:

• Open Standard SIP v2 Support
• Enhanced Power Saving Design for Extended Standby and Talk Time
• Industry-standard 802.11b/g Network Compatibility
• Roaming between APs

SightSpeed, Inc. is the leading provider of free and premium Internet video and voice communications services (VVoIP and VoIP). The SightSpeed community and software enable consumers and small businesses to make the best quality video and voice calls and to send video mail over the Internet. SightSpeed’s award winning service turns a PC or Mac into an easy-to-use video phone to communicate with friends, family and colleagues around the world.

SightSpeed is easy to install, simple to use, and was designed from the ground up to deliver superior voice and video quality on everyday computers and consumer broadband connections. Unlike the instant messaging or VoIP providers that treat video as an afterthought to their other features, SightSpeed was founded around the vision of bringing easy to use, great quality video solutions to consumers. SightSpeed has continued to differentiate its services by adding rich and innovative voice and video features including outbound and inbound telephony calling, integrated video mail, multi-party video conferencing, and a unique “click to call me” web address for every SightSpeed user.

SightSpeed’s standard service plan is free, and premium service plans are available for the power user or for commercial use.

eNom, Inc. (www.enom.com), one of the world’s largest Internet domain name registrars, announced that it has been acquired by Demand Media, Inc., a new company headed by former MySpace.com chairman, and former CEO of Intermix Media, Richard Rosenblatt. Los Angeles-based Demand Media will broaden eNom’s offerings by developing proprietary content tools and technologies, as well as new online advertising opportunities for eNom’s clients.

eNom is the third-largest domain registrar with more than 6.4 million names under management. What is less widely known is that eNom is also the world’s fifth-largest web hosting provider as measured by active sites - hostnames that contain content and thus are likely to be developed web sites generating hosting revenue each month. eNom hosts nearly 750,000 active sites, offering shared hosting plans priced at $7.80 a month.

The deal demonstrates that Wall Street and major corporation are watching the domain business closely in search of opportunities. “Media companies and advertising networks are now recognizing the central role a domain name plays in bringing users to Internet properties,” said Paul Stahura, eNom founder and CEO, who will become president and COO of Demand Media.

With eNom’s growing portfolio of 150,000 domain names bringing in traffic, there is going to be a huge need for content for these pages. To make this manageable, Rosenblatt is planning to rely heavily on user-generated content. Ideally this will follow a model similar to that of MySpace.com, with a large community of users contributing everything from texts to photos.

Demand Media’s domain monetization plans together with eNom’s solid registrar and web hosting business is a potentially very powerful combination. This union could well repeat the success of MySpace.com. In the long run, parked ad pages as we know them today could be a thing of the past, replaced instead by ad-sponsored portals to free content supported by a large community.

OpenDNS is a new start up that wants users to redirect web traffic through its DNS nameservers, where an unusually large cache and an aggregated list of sites deemed guilty of phishing will make our web surfing faster and safer.

OpenDNS makes the Internet experience safer, faster and smarter for you and everyone using your network.

1. OpenDNS is safer

OpenDNS can identify and stop sites trying to phish (steal) your personal information or money. The OpenDNS phishing protection works with all operating systems and browsers, and complements any other security measures already in use, such as a firewall and anti-virus software.

2. OpenDNS is faster

Most DNS servers on the Internet are slow. Your computer uses DNS every time you visit a website or send an email, so you want DNS to be blazing fast. Two things make DNS really fast: a big cache and a good network. OpenDNS has both.

Not to brag, but OpenDNS caches are really big. The bigger and better the cache, the fewer steps in the process, and the faster the Internet experience. Making the OpenDNS caches really big is part of how OpenDNS makes the Internet faster. Speed really matters. You make hundreds of DNS queries a day and every delay adds up. OpenDNS built its network caches at the major intersections of the Internet. This results in an increase in performance.

3. OpenDNS is smarter

We all make speling mistakes. OpenDNS makes corrections for common spelling mistakes, on the fly. That means when you are typing fast and type yahoo.cmo instead of yahoo.com you still get there. No annoying pop-ups or evil spyware installed because you made a typo. Things just work.

Other benefits of OpenDNS

OpenDNS service is FREE. OpenDNS makes money by serving clearly labeled advertisements on search results pages where we cannot resolve your intent (i.e., not a known typo). There is no software to install, so no switching cost and no lock-in. OpenDNS is easy to start using.

The most common thing socially active people do is meet new people. The most common things people do on mobile phones are talking and texting. Jangl converges these realities. Let’s face it. Your mobile phone is the gateway to your world. And your world is one that is constantly growing and changing. People are coming and people are going. And as they do, they end up with something very sacred - Your Phone Number.

Soon you will be able to share your number, without actually sharing your number. It’s perfect for someone you’ve just met. It will put you in charge of who can call you, and when they can call you. And it will even let you control what they hear, when they do. Jangl lets you share your phone number without even exchanging it.

Jangl is currently in its beta phase. You can go HERE for its Beta signup!

Odeo released a new service today called Twttr, which is a sort of “group send” SMS service. Each person controls their own network of friends. When any of them send a text message to “40404,” all of his or her friends see the message via sms. Users can also post and view messages on the Twttr website, turn off text messages from certain people, turn off messages altogether, etc. There is also a status widget available that can be placed on a website.

Twttr is a text messaging service based on the idea that everyone and everything has a status. Your status right now is “reading about Twttr“. Twttr keeps you connected to your friends by subscribing to their status. Twttr works best from your cell phone when you are out and about in the world, but you can follow along on the web too.

Current TV is a new, independent cable and satellite TV network. Anyone who wants to contribute can upload a video. Then, everyone in the Current TV online community votes for what should be on TV. You can join in at either stage — watch & vote or create & upload. (They’ve also got online training to help you get the skills you need to make TV!)

This is definitely not a traditional TV network. Watching Current TV, you’ll see more, on more topics, from more points of view.

Jump in and participate in Current TV NOW!