Telephones

One of the original circuit boards hand-made by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak for the first iteration "blue box" phone phreaking device in 1972 is going to auction, with an estimate of US$8,000 to $12,000.

If you're looking for a way to interface with Amazon's Alexa that's a little different, and using something that adds a touch of retro style to your living room or office, then the Alexaphones from Grain Design could well fit the bill.​

Swissvoice has designed the Voice Bridge to transform smartphones into fixed phones. The plug-and-play design connects to home/office Wi-Fi and routes all landline communications up to five smartphones or tablets.

Nomorobo now offers a transparent system for reliably blocking robocalls, that is far more effective than Do-Not-Call lists. Best of all, the service is free.

Researchers from Nagoya University and Fujitsu are set to begin field trials of an automated detection system that alerts a call recipient to possible phone phishing scams.

Telekom Austria has announced the launch of its first prototype phone booth electric vehicle charging station

By pairing up to three Bluetooth mobile phones with the the Xlink Bluetooth Gateway from Intellitouch users can receive and make calls to and from their mobile phone using a standard home/office telephone.

The award winning Green Cell battery design concept is a universal format cell phone battery that's safe, environmentally friendly and can be recharged or replaced at a local vending machine.

A decline in her mother’s eyesight was the catalyst for Catherine Crichton to invent the TeleMax® - a universal TV remote control and hands free phone for people with vision impairment or disabilities.

July 9, 2007 Linksys has stepped into the market with an iPhone of its own - it's nothing to do with Apple's hysterically successful new mobile unit though. The

April 30, 2006 A decade has passed since the launch of the DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) standard, introducing a new freedom of movement d