Having recently acquired and implemented an OBI110 on Google Voice, I think it's worth mentioning that it also supports other VOIP services. I use voip.ms as a second service and although it's usage based the cost is quite reasonable and they offer number porting and other services that Google Voice doesn't. Google Voice is my primary connection because I can make free calls to the USA and Canada (at least through 2011) but I can access my voip.ms service as a backup simply by dialing **2 in front of my number. The OBI110 is truly a slick device and the OBI100 is a mouse sized version without the RJ11 jack for a PSTN connection which would be great for traveling.
Thanks for your articles. I already finished my setup but I'm sure lots of people will benefit from this information.
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