For $40 (plus $20 per year, MagicJack’s USB VoIP dongle will let you have free unlimited telephone-to-telephone calls, but this week the company’s voiced MagicTalk, the piece of program for internet-connected phones and computers that will waive even those upfront costs. The Associated Press tracked down a single of the the one preferred ruthless salesmen, MagicJack CEO Dan Borislow, who described a use most like Google Voice as well as Skype, number portability as well as all — except it adds a total allowing-free-calls-to-regular-ol-telephones bit by charging the companies that lift incoming calls. The use will reportedly be available on Windows as well as Mac subsequent week, with iOS, Blackberry and Android by October, though speaking of promises, Borislow said skeleton for a company’s legally-ambiguous femtocell have been right away upon hold — the device can’t legitimately muster up enough energy without the cellular conduit on house.

In alternative news, NetTalk voiced last week which the pair of competing VoIP boxes right away await free video calls. We suppose the timing (and naming) of MagicJack’s brand-new use isn’t making ‘em feel too great.