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Abstract: If youve started using the Skype telephone service seriously, you may find that being tied to your PC when making calls isnt a lot of fun. Linksyss Cordless Internet Telephony Kit makes life easier. The set comes with a USB wireless receiver that...
Linksys' CIT200 works reasonably well when you're making Skype calls. It's limited to operating with a PC, though thanks to its use of DECT you may be able to use it to access a PSTN-connected cordless base-station if you have one, and talk to other h...
Abstract: There are much cheaper ways to use Skype, but theyre not as convenient as the CIT200, and SkypeOuts competitive rates make this a viable alternative to a broadband phone adaptor For those who prefer a more traditional interface than a headset for Vo...
This neat handset comes with a small wireless USB hub, which means you can chat over Skype even as you pop next door to feed your neighbours cat. The phone is brimming with answering, divert and speed-dial functions and, overall, we like its style an...
Although not quite perfect, this is a real step in the right direction for VoIP phones. It brings the computer-based Skype service into direct competition with your regular phone, because you can chat while reclining on your sofa rather than hunched ov...
Abstract: This phone is sexy. Sounds funny doesn’t it? Cordless phones are supposed to be boring, black or gray, and for the most part, featureless. The CIT200 looks like a slightly oversized cellphone—it even has a color screen and easy-to-use menu options. On...
Abstract: Users of Skype, the global Internet telephony company owned by eBay, can finally cut the cord – that is, the USB cord to their computers. A variety of wireless Skype phones are hitting the market and getting noticed, especially since eBay’s re...
Abstract: Skype is quickly creating a new ecosystem for how people will be able to make and receive international phone calls. Its appeal is clear: Nearly 300 million subscribers can call each another anywhere in the world for free. They also can call non-Skype ...
