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Though Apple hasn’t decided whether to carry the Google Voice application, a Ribbit Mobile app offers some of Google Voice’s features.

Seeing Google Voice repeatedly bash its forehead against the gates of the App Store gave competitor Ribbit an idea: why not just cut the features Apple and/or AT&T are scared of, like calling and texting? And so they did. Ribbit proper is a direct Google Voice competitor, which means it offers number consolidation, calls, contacts management and, well, pretty much everything you need to become...

A new ground-breaking service from Ribbit Mobile gathers all communication for mobile users in one convenient suite.

Mimicking Google Voice's "virtual receptionist" model, Ribbit can ring multiple phones simultaneously and offers Web-based access to voicemail.

The company is not yet positioning its cloud-based phone messaging service as an enterprise offering.

To provide a fresh way to control and manage calls and messages, Ribbit launches the new Ribbit Mobile cloud-based service. The service boasts of several attributes comprising voicemail transcription, smart call routing and Web-based calling. These features alter the technique by which people converse by allowing them to choose how, when and where they want

Managing multiple communication streams simultaneously can be quite a daunting task. Ribbit has developed a communications package for professionals called Ribbit Mobile that is based on cloud engineering. The services offered under this suite consist of voicemail transcription, web-based calling and call routing. This service bundle allows for syncing of multiple phones and routing of calls

BT has announced a beta cloud storage service called Ribbit.

Ribbit brought its cloud computing phone application to the mobile device sector Nov. 3 in the form of Ribbit Mobile, which lets users manage calls and messages to mobile phones from their computers. Ribbit Mobile aims to challenge existing Web services such as Google Voice and VoxOx, and offers many of the same services as those products. However, Ribbit features a third-party developer platform ...