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Saving on monthly expenses can have a major impact on the quality of life of you and your family. While not obvious at first, savings add up to form a bulk amount and if you look at from the broader perspective - a fiver every month will result in savings of 60 pounds per year which is…

fuzzywhite:

Check out this hilarious video suggesting four ways to fire your phone company!

Once you have OOMA phone service, continue saving time and money with our Message Dashboard Mobile App for OOMA users!

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/message-dashboard/id423958452?mt=8

videogamenostalgia:

Companions - by Jenna Nolan

hermorningglory:

Creates: 

+Artificial rainbows in any room

+Genuine smiles on any face

fieldyweb:

I’m so with Nilay Patel on this one, there is no need for phone numbers..

Nilay Patel:

I hate phone numbers. They’re a relic of an outmoded system that both wireless and wireline carriers use to keep people trapped on their services — a false technological prison built of nothing but laziness and hostility to consumers. In fact, I can’t think of a single telecom…

herioke:

VOIP is an advanced technology which has surpassed the telephone companies and the mobile companies.

laurenoodle:

Upside down

opentone:

Via a kiss

buzzfeed:

It don’t get much creepier.

[10 Disturbing Photos Of Masked Monkeys]

fieldyweb:

Having recently all but ditched Skype following M$’s recent purchase, and moved over to TruPhone for VoIP. I’ve also installed ooVoo as a GREAT video conferencing app. It offers multivideo an Android app and now an IOS app..

Online and mobile video chat provider ooVoo has just released a new app for the iPhone  that offers multi-platform video chat for Apple devices. By doing so, iPhone and iPod touch users now have one more way to launch multi-user video chat wherever they are.

The mobile video chat market is heating up, ever since Apple launched its FaceTime app with the introduction of the iPhone 4. Since then, a number of companies have sought to cash in on the phenomenon, including Skype, Tango, Yahoo and others. Like most of these video chat apps, ooVoo works on both 3G and Wi-Fi networks, and enables users to chat with friends on the web and on Android mobile devices.