Seen that? - Telephone Solutions : VOIP

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Telephone Solutions : VOIP at Tech Intelligence

I recently decided I needed a phone line for my office, and just a cellphone wasn't enough anymore. VOIP is the first thing to think of, if you are working as an independant consultant or freelancer. Being kind of a techie, I have already spent hours in researching all current options when it comes to VOIP solution for the home office. As my wife is originally from Africa, we make [...] Read More


Ooma to offer free voip at Tech Intelligence

In the US, a company called Ooma offers a VOIP solution with free domestic calls for the rest of your life. You can obtain this by buying their phone (called the Hub, 399 USD), which connects to your broadband connection as well as your landline. The company claims that this is unique, even if your broadband connection drops, you are still reachable on your own landline number and you can [...] Read More


The rise and fall of a telecom business : Sunrocket closes it's doors at Tech Intelligence

Sunrocket is a VOIP provider, which means their main product is a telephone connection running over an IP network, which is in most cases, the internet. Sunrocket has closed it's doors.SunRocket will cease operations at COB today. As such, today is my last day and everyone else you may have worked with at SunRocket.(GigaOM) What happened ? Not too difficult to imagine. With all the competition in voip providers, the company went [...] Read More


Sponsored Post: Why Least Cost Routing is Important to YOU at The Mobile Technology Weblog

I know the geek term "least cost routing" is quite intimidating but it does not mean you should be afraid of it. Here's the short version why you need to learn this wonderful technology - save air time costs by up to 90% compared to standard rates. Removing all the technical jargons, it is basically a system that automatically connects or redirects your outgoing calls to suppliers with the cheapest [...] Read More


Linksys Launches Wi-Fi VoIP Phones - WIP300 and WIP330 at The VoIP Weblog

Linksys has launched the WIP300 and WIP330 wireless-G IP Phones. Regarded as first in line of Wireless IP telephony products from Linksys, these phones would enable callers to make low-cost VoIP calls through 802.11g wireless networks. These were the features of the phones which I found at geekzone: Features of the WIP330 include: • Support for SIP v2 standards • Compliance with IEEE 802.11b/g standards • 2.2-inch color LCD display • Support for Quality of Service [...] Read More