Heads up, Ooma fans: the equipment that you know and love for free local and long distance calls is now more flexible than ever, thanks to the Telo Air wireless adapter, which adds WiFi capabilities ...

Remember the Ooma Telo? It suffered the same fate as most home VoIP adapters: a lifetime chained to the home or office router, bound forever by a freedom-crushing Ethernet cable. But no. No more. The ...

VoIP provider Ooma announced today that its VoIP box, which costs $250 and allows for free phone calls, can finally take advantage of wireless networks with the launch of its $50 Telo Air adapter. The ...

Ooma has been pushing its Ooma Telo VoIP adapter for some time now, promising free US calls and cut-price international rates, and now the base-station has received some home-friendly accessories to ...

There’s always been one drawback to Ooma Inc.’s Telo “Free Home Phone Service” box: the need to hook it directly via Ethernet cable to your Internet router. If the router was in a central location, no ...

"Cutting the cord" and getting rid of a home or small business landline telephone usually means picking a voice-over Internet protocol (VoIP) solution as an alternative, as mobile phones alone often ...

I've tried many gadgets that send my home phone calls over the Internet, but only one has really done a good job of it: the Ooma. Although it has been around for a couple of years, it recently trotted ...

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Ooma has announced a new handset, the HD2, for its "free" Telo VoIP home phone system. It's set to go on sale in February for $59.99 and offers a 2-inch color screen and "smartphone-like" features.

Ooma and RingCentral are two of the best VoIP solutions. Learn about key features of these VoIP solutions in our head-to-head comparison. Ooma and RingCentral offer useful voice-over-IP services that ...