The time has come to sign off 2008, and look forward to all the excitement ahead in 2009.
This year has been memorable for us, with the launch of new Truphone apps for the iPhone, iPod and BlackBerry, and many other innovations.
As 2007 draws to a wintry close (especially here at Truphone Towers - brrrr), we've a couple of stocking fillers that we hope 'yule' love (ho ho).
First out of the sack of presents is the extension of free Truphone calling to landlines (and some cellphones) in 40 countries until the end of February . Now there's no excuse not to call all your relatives over the holidays ;-D
Secondly, if you've been lucky enough to get a new phone, we're pleased to confirm our support for the Nokia E51, N81, N81 8GB, N82 and N95 8GB. Just text 'tru' to +44 7624 000 000.
Thank you for all your custom and support in 2007. We've worked hard to build a new type of phone company for the internet age and have launched SMS over IP, calls over 3G, multi-SIM support for travellers and our brand new application for Facebook®.
And 2008 should be even better. We've got all kinds of goodies bubbling away in the labs, fizzing next to some rather peculiar VoIP-enabled test tubes, but we'll leave news of those for now.
Instead, put your feet up, enjoy a snack and we wish you a happy, peaceful holiday for you and your family.
Recently made public under the 60 year rule, this extraordinary footage, seen here for the first time, shows how British companies were secretly experimenting with interweb telephony technologicals in a project code-named MILDRED
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We've designed some rather nice (if we do say so ourselves) T-shirts and hoodies which you can buy at our new Truphone merchandise shop. We decided to go with a farm theme as a nod to our humble beginnings, so choose your favourite animal and show you're in the know.
If you've got any suggestions or requests for other Truphone merchandise, then let us know at hello@truphone.com.
There are subtle clues embedded in the Truphone ring that indicate whether the call is VoIP-rate or totally free...
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