Jajah, one of the most intriguing and innovative upstarts in the VoIP scene introduced a telephony protocol that eliminates the process of needing to download and install software on your computer to enable you to make calls. Unlike Skype and Gizmo Project, there is no need to reserve precious hard drive space just so you can make use of relatively more affordable VoIP.

Jajah was launched with its main function being accessed primarily through its website, on a browser. Since then, it had launched services that allows users to access VoIP through a local landline phone, through gaming consoles, and even through the iPhone. Continue reading →