As with other forms of computer IT systems, VoIP is undergoing a constant evolution. The FCC is consistently trying to categorize VoIP and determine taxing for its users. Meanwhile, VoIP products and users are on the rise. Major computer corporations such as Yahoo, Google, Microsoft, MSN, and AOL are consistently adding VoIP capabilities to their lists of options. Now, most Instant Messaging tools utilize some form of VoIP. Free World Dial Up and Skype still lead the path into the VoIP future. What will the future hold for VoIP? Questions abound, but with major corporations making the switch, we can rest assured that VoIP is here to stay. With that in mind, here are the top five new VoIP products.

1. Skype for Windows

Skype’s new Windows 1.4 offers many new features for their customers. It includes free call forwarding from one Skype account to another Skype account as well as providing interchangeable Skype and Microsoft Outlook features. It is designed to allow for one click calling on Microsoft Outlook contacts, further combining the relationship between voice and data.

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