Infosync has a review of the Jabra BT125 Bluetooth headset, and are disappointed with the poor call quality: “Call quality was quite poor on the BT125; we often encountered static and a muffled quality on our calls in our office and the streets of New York. Our pals had the same complaints, reporting that they […]

Lordpercy takes a look at the Sony Ericsson HBH-GV435 Bluetooth headset and writes, “The real feature of the HBH-GV435 is the call quality, in our tests it performed well indoors or in quiet environments. However it excelled in noisy situations, in car our callers commented that it was difficult to tell we were on the […]

ComputerActive has a review up of the Belkin WiFi phone, and writes, “Once up and running, it’s an easy phone to operate. You can search for new contacts, set your online Skype status, and easily make calls. Call clarity was okay – we experienced some voice break up, but this will also depend on the […]

Sci Fi Tech has a review of the Belkin WiFi Skype phone and writes, “Not only does this phone look basic, it is. Physically, it’s 4.5 x 2 x.75 inches, has a rubberized back for an easy grip, a tiny joystick on the front for menu navigation, a mini USB jack for charging, and a […]

Trusted Reviews reviews the Netgear SPH101 Skype phone and writes, “During testing we found the voice quality of the SPH101 to be vastly superior to SMC’s SWPSK100. The microphone is sited on the front panel rather than underneath and this location resulted in none of the irritating echoing that plagued SMC. Calling out to landlines […]

PCAuthority reviews the Sony VoIP mouse and writes, “Unfortunately, it’s only a qualified success as either a mouse or a VoIP handset. It isn’t particularly ergonomic in either of its roles, and using it for an extended period quickly becomes tiring. There’s also the fact that unless you have a supplementary trackpad you won’t be […]

The Samsung SPH-M8100 is a WiMAX slider phone featuring SIP-based services, including:
* VoIP calls
* video-conferencing
* “Push-to-All”
The phone is a Pocket PC running Windows Mobile 5.0, and features a 2 megapixel camera as well as a VGA camera for video conferencing, a 2.8-inch 65k color, 240×320 touchscreen TFT display and T-DMB mobile TV.
Via EngadgetMobile.

Buffalo press release:
Broadcom Corporation, a global leader in semiconductors for wired and wireless communications, today announced that the Broadcom(R) Wi-Fi(R) phone platform now supports Skype(TM) software and will be available to consumers in new Wi-Fi phone handsets from Buffalo. In the past, Skype users needed a PC to make Skype calls. Now, with the availability […]

Trusted Reviews has a review up of the SMC WSKP100 Skype phone and writes, “During testing we found the WSKP100 easy enough to use although call quality wasn’t overly impressive. With outgoing calls we could hear the recipients reasonably well but they complained of a disconcerting echo at their end which, bizarrely, was almost eradicated […]

ITNews has a review of the Netgear Skype phone and writes, “All you need to do to get started is charge the phone and turn it on. When I did that the handset found my WiFi network without a hitch. (It supports the WEP and WPA-PSK security protocols.) I clicked on “Connect” and then all […]