VoIP is a mechanism allowing faciliation of telephone calls via the internet. Whilst the technology has been around for decades, only recent advances in the bandwidth capability of internet lines have made it possible. The advent of broadband over narrowband (modem) have led to the more widespread introduction of VoIP. VoIP, also known as Voice Over Internet Protocol, is a mechanism allowing faciliation of telephone calls via the internet. Whilst the technology has been around for decades, only recent advances in the bandwidth capability of internet lines have made it possible. The advent of broadband over narrowband (modem) have led to the more widespread introduction of VoIP.
Especially in the last 5 years, VoIP solutions have grown, practically exploded, in number as high speed broadband has become more affordable and obtainable. Both homes and the corporate world can benefit from VoIP.
Guide to Features and Packages
Homeowners and tenants will normally pay a flat rate per month that is usually inclusive of all calls, be they short or long distance. Some minor installation is required but there are not usually hidden extras. Overall, a VoIP solution should be cheaper than traditional landlines, even in the short to medium term. Additionally, you can expect extra facilities such as call waiting, caller ID and even call filtering.
Homeowners and tenants will normally pay a flat rate per month that is usually inclusive of all calls, be they short or long distance. Some minor installation is required but there are not usually hidden extras. Overall, a VoIP solution should be cheaper than traditional landlines, even in the short to medium term. Additionally, you can expect extra facilities such as call waiting, caller ID and even call filtering.
VoIP technology allows for you to surf the net whilst making a call at the same time. The bandwidth requirements of VoIP are so low that making a phone call will not have a significant impact on your download speeds.