VoIP: Is It Legal?

I have been in telecom for 12 years and for 12 years I have spoken to my mom at least once a week if not more. She always asks me how is work? Are you still doing that little telephone thing? About six months ago she called me up because she had heard something that may be of interest to me on her talk radio program earlier that morning.

VoIP Phone Basics - Using VoIP With Your Existing Phone

Are you ready to start enjoying cheaper phone rates and better service like the millions of other consumers who have switched over to VoIP? Worried about whether or not you can use your regular phone? Not to worry. Here's how you can use your existing phone with your new VoIP service for no additional cost.

You Don't Have to Have a Quarter to Call Someone Who Cares

Would you consider paying one cent a minute for long distance phone calls if there were no strings attached? It could get even better than that. Would you believe that you could call out to anyone of your friends with a computer through your computer rather than using the telephone?

Tips On How To Easily And Correctly Make A VoIP Call Using A Soft Phone (Part 1)

There are a couple of different ways you can make VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) calls. You can use a software package (or 'Soft Phone') which then allows you to connect to landline phones or other computers, or you can use your existing telephone equipment though a VoIP service provider.

VoIP Call Center Solutions

In recent years, companies have realized the value of call centers, as they have the potential of effectively expanding a business. Call centers allow businesses to operate on a 24/7 basis and provide customer service to clients wherever they might be in the world. However, setting up a call center involves high costs that most small businesses cannot afford. Fortunately, there are a number of options borne out of developments in technology that businesses can choose that enable them to set up a call center without having to incur huge costs. One of these includes using a recent innovation in communications technology -- Voice over Internet Protocol or VoIP -- aimed to render long distance calls obsolete. This technology bypasses traditional telephone company infrastructure to deliver phone services over a broadband Internet connection.

Why Use VOIP? What are the Benefits?

If you're one of those people that has been on the fence about moving to VoIP phone service, we might just have the information it will take to sway you.

The SIP Advantage

SIP was developed by IETF MMUSIC Working Group in an initiative to create a more robust standard compared to the H.323, which is a current widely used standard for voice sessions. The need was to cater to the increasing demand put by services such as video conferencing, unified messaging, and voice chatting, which are now being implemented through Internet.

What Is VoIP?

Many people have heard of VoIP services but do not know what they are or how they work. This is a short introduction intended for newbies to this rapidly expanding telephone system.

What Is The Advantage Of Using Voice Over IP?

Voice over IP networks provides the user the opportunity to enjoy the use of telephone services through their Internet connection. Several providers of VoIP offer packages in varying degrees. Find out more...

VoIP Providers - Do I Really Have Options?

Are you new to the Internet phone industry, otherwise called Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), if you are this article is for you? Many people are familiar with the ability to conduct meeting over the Internet. VoIP is similar to this process although it also uses your telephone. Find out more...

Will The Total Talk Voip Replace AOL Internet Phone?

Making calls to your friends and family through your normal telephone is becoming obsolete. It is now the norm for people to talk to their friends and family with instant messaging services such as Yahoo, AOL, and MSN. Find out more...

Verizon Voicewing - Is It the Answer to All Your Prayers?

VoiceWing from Verizon is phone service that use Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) that uses your high-speed Internet connection to process the calls. You can use your traditional telephone with this service but will also need a router and adapter to take full advantage of this service. Find out more...

Are You Paying Too Much for Phone Service? Why Not Lower Your Bill With VoIP?

Many people are catching the VoIP buzz and making the switch in order to save money on their monthly phone bill. If you're paying too much for your current phone service, here are some reasons you might want to consider swicthing to VoIP.