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    Why You Should Be Placing Long Distance Phone Calls Using VoIP

    Placing telephone calls over the internet instead of using a telephone company is quickly becoming a favorite with many consumers. This kind of technology is called VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol. It's a method of turning audio into digital format, and sending it across the internet to either another computer or telephone, and it's rapidly changing the way that people make telephone calls.


    QoS Issues in a VoIP System

    A VoIP System is often associated with bandwidth savings and reduced cost. However, since this is a relatively new technology, there are many quality related issues to be dealt with.


    The Lowdown on Vonage

    Many internet users have recognized that using the Net for voice communication is far cheaper than using the conventional telephone. Enter VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol, which is used to carry voice signals over the IP network. Vonage is one of the several players in the category.


    VoIP

    For over a hundred years, traditional phones have enhanced the communication. When this medium crossed the oceanic borders, it set a revolution by bridging the distance amongst humans in real time. Toward the end of the last century, the arrival of Internet pushed the revolution by transmitting data, both text and visual, among computers. The amalgamation of the traditional phone system and the borderless world of web have advanced the communication capabilities of mankind.


    VoIP - A Basic Introduction

    Voice over IP (VoIP) technology, or IP telephony, is simply a system for transmitting telephone calls over data networks, such as the ones that make up the Internet. The efficiency, flexibility and cost savings of VoIP will be taken advantage of by a growing number of personal and corporate users. In this report we will look at the history, growth, flexibility and advantages of VoIP based systems over traditional public switched networks, (PSDN)


    Security Issues with VoIP

    Are you acquainted to the pace with which IP telephony is catching up?


    eMarketer Predicts More Growth and Competition in VoIP Market

    According to a new report from eMarketer, the popularity of VoIP telephony services will continue to see significant growth for at least the next four years.


    VOIP Magic: Living With Virtual Telephone Numbers In A Virtual World

    Virtual VoIP Telephone Numbers are changing the World. Now you can have local telephone numbers anywhere in the world and people can call you for free.


    VoIP - Why Some People Use It

    Why do some people choose to use VoIP over the local telephone company service?


    Broadband Phones: Myth and Reality

    Broadband phones are becoming more mainstream. There are articles whether broadband phone service reached a tipping point or not. What is clear, though, is that phone service delivered over the public internet is the future of telecommunications.


    Tell Your Phone Company to VoIP Off!

    Is there an affordable alternative to local phone service? The answer is yes, and it’s called VoIP, short for Voice over Internet Protocol. VoIP is an emerging technology that allows telephone calls to be transported over an existing Internet connection.


    VoIP - Should I or Shouldn't I?

    Have you been considering VoIP for your phone service? Are you still on the fence as to whether or not to try this technology? Are you the type of person who enjoys technology and the benefits you can derive from it? Do you currently have a broadband internet connection? Do you want to continue to use your existing phone? Do you like to save money?


    Making VoIP Perform as Advertised

    The promise of lower cost has motivated many enterprises to move their voice traffic to the enterprise IP wide area network (WAN). Many have discovered, however, that Voice over IP (VoIP) quality does not always meet business use standards.


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