Gizmo Project, developed by SIPphone, uses a broadband or dial up Internet connection to allow users to make peer-to-peer phone calls using a computer. Gizmo also offers inexpensive add-ons like Call In and Call Out that allows users to connect with the use of a landline phone.

"We chose Vapps' next generation conference calling platform because of the incredible simplicity the service brings to Gizmo users," said Michael Robertson, founder of Project Gizmo. "Traditional conference calling has never been as easy as simply typing in a Web address and connecting up to 500 users in minutes. We are very excited that we can offer this to consumers along with our other services."

This announcement follows closely on the heels of a number of other significant milestones for Vapps. Recently, Salesforce.com has deployed the Vapps VoIP conference calling platform for their small-business users. Vendors around the world are now recognizing that a full suite of Internet calling services is a valuable tool for businesses and Vapps is quickly becoming the provider of choice for servicing these business needs.

"The addition of our advanced conference calling platform to Gizmo's package of service offerings gives consumers a one-stop-shop for Internet calling," said Ben Lilienthal, CEO and co-founder of Vapps. "Our VoIP platform offers an easy and cost-effective method of staying connected, no matter what location you may be in, which is why we are the premier partner for the world's largest Internet communications service providers."