Today Vonage (New York Stock Exchange: VG) Make Vonage enter the water to move, its first cellular telephone calls the application of smartphones. Vonage cellular telephone is the application (appendix) that can be downloaded free Then offer and has not sewn, low-cost world when in high speed wireless procotols or mobile phone network * let. Download once, serve, rescue 50% user exceed in telephone number giving a lot of country to with wireless porter and how at the convenient rate that charge than business card more does it offer. Is Vonage cellular telephone in iPhone in www.vonage.com and iTunes appendix shop later today? BlackBerry? With iPod touch? The general is suitable for downloading.

Because you that Vonage moves can phone in the whole world from home, the wireless procotol focus of a high speed, or while travelling in the whole country. Vonage cellular telephone is easy to use. Have not visited the number or new telephone number to the friends of family. Exposed to there totally entering the international serial number or choosing to keep in touch and strike and send existingly from those on your iPhone or black strawberry. Vonage makes the others.

This appendix will give users special every small rate to any country that they want to dial. In the the 2009th of fourth quarter, we will raise the appendix and include being apply to popular Vonage world plan in which the housekeeping will serve in August. This improve, lengthen ability play to user that move according to one items of monthly fee to have fluctuations limitless phone to over 60 countries, choose to shoulder the plan very suitable for them for users.

” Our new appendix that move is as enabling the high-quality sound and crossing any apparatus to send a software engineering company which become possible and set up Vonag in any position An important step in e course, offer enormous value to exceed any broadband network, ” Fruit dreg Lefar described above, CEO of Vonage.

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