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Truphone Business launched for BlackBerry users in the UK

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By: , IntoMobile
Saturday, April 4th, 2009 at 5:30 AM

Truphone on BlackBerry

The popular mobile VoIP company, Truphone, has recently launched Truphone Business, a BlackBerry application enabling business users to make 50% cheaper international phone calls.

The new service unfortunately isn’t available globally – it’s the UK that the company is targeting, at least initially. The whole thing works like “standard” Truphone app, meaning that it’s almost entirely “invisible” to end users, who simply dial an international number as usual, without noticing that the call is being connected by Truphone.

Truphone Business is quick and easy to provision, being pushed to each device via the Blackberry server, instantly activating the service on every BlackBerry device. Specifically designed for business use, the service also offers centralised monthly billing with itemised and departmental reporting.

The new service is offered at two tiers of rates, TruStandard and TruSaver, for a monthly subscription of 2.50 GBP and 5.00 GBP, respectively. Truphone’s website is the place to look for all the additional information.

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