Over the last seven years Rebtel has building a global communications network to offer its customers cheap international VoIP and IP messaging services. Now the Swedish over-the-top calling company ...

Stockholm-based Rebtel -- it provides a membership-driven mobile voice and data service patterned after Skype -- is a corporate rebel. And it's poised to make life better for the world's five billion ...

SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - Sep 25, 2012) - PubNub™, the cloud service that powers the real-time web on every device, announced today at AT&T DevLab that Rebtel, the world's largest VoIP company ...

Similar to Skype, Rebtel offers mobile-to-mobile calling around the world with no download or active WiFi connection required. The first call is always free. In addition, users can also pay for the ...

VoIP company Rebtel is launching a new version of its Android app that allows users to make free Android-to-Android international calls between more than 50 countries. While the international part of ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Swedish phone company Rebtel is offering unlimited calls to India. To promote that, it chose to have four topless women dance in the middle of ...

Rebtel announced that its free, international calling application is now available to RIM's BlackBerry platform. The application runs in the background and automatically transfers international calls ...

Rebtel CEO Magnus Larsson (left) and CMO Fredrik Wrahme want to change the international calling industry with a new app feature. Rebtel International calls are notoriously expensive, but Rebtel ...

International calling is a complete mess. It’s difficult, expensive, and often unsatisfactory. Tech savvy folks try to use apps like Skype, Viber, Tango, and WhatsApp to call their loved ones, but ...

The ad starts out innocently enough, with footage of young people breakdancing, singing at a concert and cuddling on a beach while inspiring music plays in the background and a voiceover rambles on ...

Once again, Andy is right on target in his post about companies such as RebTel and Jajah that offer solutions that seem to sidestep traditional telephony calling infrastructures to offer attractive ...