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+__Sometimes referred to as "Smart TV," IPTV (Internet Protocol TV) is a transmission protocol that delivers television programming over a managed network by sending packet data via a high-speed Internet connection instead of an antenna, satellite, or cable.__

+

+!!What Is IPTV?

+__IPTV is a delivery method for IPTV service providers that uses Internet protocol over a closed, managed network. IPTV offers reliable delivery; can be transmitted over various network types (LAN, WiMAX, even cellular), and relies on packet-switching.__ IPTV is media-, network-, device-, and platform--independent: IPTV transmits images, video, audio and more over different networks to cell phones, TVs, and computers, all using different operating systems/software.

+

+IPTV:

+*Sends video and other content (games, music, data, etc.) over a closed network with controlled distribution

+*Involves a carrier and delivery infrastructure

+*Mimics or complements the programming of digital cable and satellite providers, often with additional subscription fees

+*Involves rights management

+

+IPTV usually requires four major components:

+

+*IPTV service provider

+*Access network ("last mile" technology, from the edge of the service provider's network to the consumer's home)

+*Home network (high-bandwidth network distributing IPTV in the home)

+*IPTV middleware (the software that transforms the distributed IPTV content into the user experience, usually a set-top box or STB)

+

+There are four primary delivery methods of IPTV:

+

+*Internet IPTV (otherwise known as Internet TV, not considered 'true' IPTV)

+*Telco IPTV

+*Broadcast IPTV

+*Local (or Building) IPTV (for businesses and organizations)

+

+Many Telco IPTV providers offer IPTV as part of a triple-play bundling of services: high-speed Internet, TV, and telephone over one broadband connection.

+

+!!How IPTV Works

+IPTV uses high-speed Internet connections to transmit only the content that is being watched or recorded. To convey the select data packets to the home or business customer, IPTV uses one of these:

+

+*Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)

+*Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL)

+*ADSL2+

+*Fiber to the Home (FTTH or FTTx, x being the point at which the fiber optic cable stops and switches to the metal local loop. Typically the x is replaced by N for node, B for building, C for curb, and so on.)

+

+When IPTV first began, many IPTV providers set aside a separate, managed section of bandwidth for this service. However, peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing disrupted that plan by consuming a large portion of the available bandwidth. Today, telco and broadband IPTV providers use Over-the-Top (OTT) technology that includes IPTV as normal Internet traffic, by layering IPTV over the traditional traffic using DSL, ADSL, and FTTH technologies.

+

+!!IPTV vs. Internet TV

+__An important distinction between "true" IPTV and Internet IPTV (Internet TV) is that the IPTV service is distributed by a network provider over a closed network that involves the 'final mile' or 'last mile.'__ During this last segment (which may be more than a mile), the IPTV service provider's primary connectivity conduit will often change from fiber optic or similar to traditional metallic (copper) cabling to complete the transmission loop to the customer.

+

+As a platform, IPTV also requires IPTV providers to reach a minimum QoS (Quality of Service). __The most critical difference between IPTV and Internet TV is the development and adoption of standards.__ Internet TV uses the public Internet, and does not make any attempt -- or any standardized attempt -- to optimize bandwidth or delivery.

+

+IPTV is also often considered the Internet extension of traditional, proprietary media providers (entertainment and news conglomerates). IPTV providers feature greater security for those more concerned with piracy or theft. Hulu, with its Hulu Plus subscription service and controlled distribution of TV network content, is considered IPTV. Netflix and Amazon Instant Video are also considered IPTV.

+

+Internet TV is a more flexible, open network for independent and often specialized content producers without a secure, dedicated delivery network. With its mix of institutional and individual user-submitted content and unrestricted access, YouTube is Internet TV.

+

+!!Benefits of IPTV

+Since IPTV sends only what is requested, the demands and stress on the broadband delivery system are considerably decreased. This results in:

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+*Less bandwidth consumption per user

+*Lower bandwidth costs overall

+*Cheaper infrastructure

+*Decreased maintenance

+*Lower equipment costs

+

+Additionally, IPTV's packet-based technology supports advanced, consumer-friendly conveniences and features. These include:

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+*Watching and recording simultaneously

+*Pausing and rewinding (time-shifted TV)

+*Video on Demand (VoD)

+*Previewing one show while watching another

+*near Video on Demand (nVoD)

+*TV on Demand (TVOD)

+*Digital music libraries

+*FM/Streamed Internet radio broadcasts

+

+!!IPTV Companies

+Some IPTV service providers are:

+

+*ATT&T's U-verse

+*Verizon FiOS

+*Falcon

+*Avail Media

+*SureWest

+*Damaka

+*Joost

+*JumpTV

+*Viaccess

+*Sky Angel TV

+

+!!IPTV for Businesses

+Many industries are turning to IPTV to deliver content within buildings or across their campuses. IPTV for business use, known as Local IPTV or Building IPTV, is distributed via LAN instead of through the firewall.

+

+Companies are turning to LAN-delivered IPTV because:

+

+*Bandwidth is virtually unlimited

+*It offers differentiated access control (by user, department, building, etc.)

+*There's no Internet bandwidth involved, so it's cheaper

+*They can offer unique, customized content

+*Higher quality

+*No buffering issues

+

+SnapTV, for instance, has focused on the hotel, maritime, and petrochemical industries.

+

+Local IPTV specialists include:

+

+*SnapTV

+*Exterity

+*Optibase

+*PipTV

+*VDA

+

+!!IPTV Middleware, IPTV STBs, and the Challenges of IPTV

+By far, the biggest challenges to IPTV today are the set-top box (STB) and the IPTV middleware needed to operate the IPTB STB, and the standardization required for minimum QoS.

+

+__IPTV middleware is the software installed on the set-top box (STB) that communicates with the headend and delivery network.__ IPTV middleware functions as an intermediary between the consumer and the headend, or IPTV service provider.

+

+Having the right middleware is key to defining the user experience with the IPTV system. In early versions of IPTV systems for the home, the IPTV STB often proved difficult for the consumer to manage.

+

+IPTV middleware and IPTV STBs remain one of the biggest obstacles to consumer adoption of IPTV. IPTV STBs are different from IPTV provider to IPTV provider. Additionally, non-standardized content requiring different players for different types of compressed video (WMV, QuickTime, Flash, Real) make consistency in production, management, and delivery of IPTV difficult. With the delivery destination also changing (phones as well as TVs), IPTV STBs are even more of a challenge to the IPTV industry.

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+HTML5 offers some hope for the future, although perhaps not for the manufacturers of IPTV STBs. Since OTT IPTV delivery means IPTV is delivered to the consumer as part of regular Internet traffic, it requires a browser.

+

+HTML5 responds to compression and player problems in the browser itself. The player code is in the header of the document accessed. Additionally, if there are upgrades required, the player is updated by the video provider rather than at the consumer endpoint. This is one of the benefits of standardization involved with IPTV.

+

+!!IPTV Middleware Companies

+Companies specializing in IPTB STB solutions include:

+

+*Espial

+*Azuki

+*Minerva

+*Anevia

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voip-info.org

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!!NEWS

+* 2012-02-06 - [http://www.jerasoft.net/company/news.html?newsman_news_id=97|JeraSoft] partners with Appcore to offer VoIP Carrier Suite in the cloud.

+* 2012-02-06 - The Voip-Info.org job board now takes job postings from anywhere in the world - [http://jobs.voip-info.org|jobs.voip-info.org]

+* 2012-02-06 - [http://www.dialplate.com|Dialplate Receptionist Console] Dialplate releases the free version of DRC receptionist softphone.

* 2012-02-02 - [http://www.h3net.com/products-services/voice-termination | HyperCube reaches 216 Million Mobile numbers directly] HyperCubes' new expansion effort dramatically increases it US Direct Mobile reach.

* 2012-02-02 - [http://blog.voipon.co.uk/voipon-interviews-digium-asterisk-10-r-series-and-its-new-8-port-card/|VoIPon] - VoIPon interview Digium on Asterisk 10, R-Series and its New 8-port Card.

* 2012-02-02 - [http://www.techday-asia.com/blog/?page_id=17|Techday Asia 2012] - The Asterisk Business Conference is proud to Announce its Keynote Speaker Mr. Jan Sysmans, Senior Product Director at SugarCRM talking about Open Source in Enterprises

* 2012-02-01 - [http://forum.queuemetrics.com/index.php?topic=1424.0|QueueMetrics 12.01] released - new major version of ((QueueMetrics)) is out

-* 2012-01-31 - [http://www.kamailio.org/w/2012/01/kamailio-v3-2-2-released/|Kamailio v3.2.2] - new stable release of the open source SIP server is out

-* 2012-01-31 - [http://www.alarislabs.com|Alaris Labs] releases a new version of its VoIP billing and routing system ([http://www.alarislabs.com/en/company/news/41-alaris-labs-invoice-v280-cdr-reconciliation-and-system-health-monitoring.html|inVoice v.2.8.0]) extended with CDR reconciliation and a system health monitoring tools

-* 2012-01-30 - [http://nerdvittles.com/?p=801 | Speech-to-Text Directory Assistance for Asterisk]

-* 2012-01-30 - [http://www.transnexus.com | TransNexus] released NexOSS 5.0 with VoIP fraud detection.

-* 2012-01-26 - Speedflow Communications [http://speedflow.com/index.php/en/company/development/311-new-release-of-callmax-softswitch-v212|released CallMax Softswitch (v.2.12)]

-* 2012-01-24 - [http://nerdvittles.com/?p=795 | It's Soup: Incredible PBX 3 with Incredible Fax]

-*2012-01-23 - FreeSWITCH news: [http://www.freeswitch.org/node/376 | iSAC codec] support added and new [http://www.freeswitch.org/node/374 | HyperText Telephony API] for Web-based telephony applications

-* 2012-01-17 - [http://www.freeswitch.es/node/14751|BLUE.BOX GUI FreeSWITCH] HowTo: Installing Blue.box GUI for FreeSWITCH on CentOS 6.2 (Spanish)

-* 2012-01-17 - [http://www.jerasoft.net/company/news.html?newsman_news_id=95|Jerasoft] will be demonstrating their new cloud-based Rates Management service JeraSoft RMS at ITExpo East in Miami.

-* 2012-01-17 - [http://www.ictinnovations.com | ICT Innovations] Released [http://www.ictdialer.org| ICTDialer ] An open source Unified autodialer with SMS, FAX and Voice Broadcasting developed over Drupal CMS and Plivo Communications Framework

-* 2012-01-16 - [http://nerdvittles.com/?p=798 | Siriously: It's Wolfram Alpha for Asterisk]

-* 2012-01-13 - [http://nerdvittles.com/?p=796 | Open Source Development and the Patent Trolls]

-* 2012-01-10 - [http://www.thesipschool.com/news.html|The SIP School] connects with OnSIP.com for SIP provisioning

-* 2012-01-09 - [http://www.8774e4voip.com/e4_Reseller_Sign_up_s/207.htm|.e4 Technologies] Launches new reseller program with lead generation options and aggressive pricing structure

-* 2012-01-06 - [http://www.revesoft.com/news-room/press-release-details.php?id=139 | REVE Systems Receives a 2011 Unified Communications Excellence Award]

-* 2012-01-06 - [http://nerdvittles.com/?p=791 | Nerd Vittles: Introducing PIAF2 with CentOS 6.2 and your choice of Asterisk & FreePBX flavors + Google Voice]

-* 2012-01-05 - New VXI* VoiceXML Browser 6.3 for Asterisk released! [http://www.i6net.com/2012/01/06/new-vxi-voicexml-browser-6-3-released/|i6net-blogpost]

-* 2012-01-05 - OBihai technology reveals plans about upcoming [http://truvoipbuzz.com/2012/01/interview-obihai-technology-products-strategies/|Obihai OBi202] and other other products in an exclusive interview.

-* 2012-01-05 - SIP phone users can now install free [http://sipsocial.net|SIPsocial] (registrar/proxy server) to create a SIP network of phones behind a NAT/firewall and use SIPsocial to connect with other SIP networks to build a SIP VoIP network.

-* 2012-01-04 - Voip-Info.org now has a fully-featured job board at [http://jobs.voip-info.org|jobs.voip-info.org]. Search for VoIP/Telecom jobs and post job listings to hire and get hired.

-* 2012-01-02 - [http://www.flynumber.com|FlyNumber] starts of 2012 off with a complete overhaul - Get yourself a local international virtual Number today with the new dashboard

!!News Resources

* ((New Software Releases|Software Releases)) - Check here for recent VoIP-related software releases.

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* ((VOIP Paging Equipment)) - paging with VOIP

* ((Hosted VoIP))

* ((Free VoIP Networks)) - list of Free VoIP Providers

+* ((Mobile VoIP))

* ((Wireless VOIP)): Cut the wires! Roam free with wireless VOIP

* ((SIP Trunking))

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admin		2012-02-06 21:01	15290
admin	moved Jan news to old news page	2012-02-06 20:52	15289
dialplate		2012-02-06 15:18	15288

Mobile VoIP

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+__Mobile VoIP is an efficient, low-cost way to communicate using your cell phone and the services provided by your home or business VoIP provider.__

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+!!How Does Mobile VoIP Work?

+

+Mobile VoIP works with a cell phone s 3G, GSM, or other Internet service to send voice calls as digital signals over the Internet using voice over IP technology. Mobile VoIP phones can also take advantage of WiFi hotspots to eliminate the calling costs of a cellular voice or data plan.

+

+By using VoIP, mobile VoIP phone users -- especially smartphone users -- can benefit from lower costs when calling, texting, or other common smartphone activities. Digital data transmission using VoIP is also typically faster, as the data is spread out over multiple packets, each taking the fastest route to its intended destination.

+

+Using a mobile VoIP phone with WiFi hotspot access can also reduce a mobile VoIP phone user's costs by sidestepping the carrier's expensive 3G service altogether. For instance, with a cellular carrier's monthly data plan, callers can easily exceed bandwidth maximums, incurring overage charges. Tapping into WiFi hotspots with mobile VoIP software reduces that risk and extends the lifespan of the monthly data allotment.

+

+A mobile VoIP phone service can eliminate the need for a basic voice plan, as well as optional (and costly) text add-ons. __With a mobile VoIP phone, cell phone users can enjoy more flexibility in calling times than a cellular voice plan provides, with fewer restrictions.__ VoIP mobile phone service means that a mobile VoIP user can make unlimited inexpensive or free calls using voice over IP technology at any time.

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+Mobile VoIP users don't need to worry about the limitations associated with cell phone calling plans, such as:

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+*Anytime minutes

+*Night or weekend minutes

+*Rollover minutes

+*Roaming charges

+*Incoming call charges

+*Messaging limits

+*Mobile-to-mobile calling (check with your mobile VoIP provider, some do treat in-network calls differently)

+

+Mobile VoIP phone users can also take advantage of the additional, integrated features a mobile VoIP app supports. This includes high-bandwidth activities such as group chat and video chat. Accessing these functions without mobile VoIP software (by fring or Talkonaut, for instance), typically requires a separate app, and using it could impact or exceed monthly text and bandwidth maximums.

+

+!!Accessing Mobile VoIP

+Cell phone users can use mobile VoIP service on their phone with the addition of mobile VoIP software. These are apps offered by VoIP phone service providers customers may already be using at home or at work, such as Vonage, or standalone mobile VoIP apps such as Skype, Vyke, or Truphone.

+

+Some services, such as Truphone, also offer an entire mobile VoIP network by combining a ((SIM)) (Subscriber Identity Module) card and an app together. (The SIM card contains all the information needed to identify network subscribers.) One functions where the other doesn t, depending on the circumstance, to offer a comprehensive mobile VoIP network service.

+

+To use this kind of mobile VoIP function, along with other similar services, you need an unlocked handset. Most mobile VoIP apps, however, piggyback onto your existing data plan and do not require unlocking.

+

+!!Benefits of Mobile VoIP

+__Mobile VoIP phone users can benefit from voice over IP services to lower their monthly phone bills.__ Some cell phone users will take advantage of mobile VoIP phone service to eliminate their voice plans. __Using mobile VoIP can result in a simple, data-plan-only relationship with your cell phone carrier.__ Choosing a data-only plan can result in significant savings.

+

+!!!Benefits for Businesses

+Mobile VoIP phones are increasingly popular not only with individuals but also with businesses looking to streamline their operations and lower their overhead. __Businesses with personnel on the road with company-issued cell phones find mobile VoIP service to be a cost-effective solution.__

+

+Mobile VoIP phones can be used by individuals or by businesses to improve the quality, efficiency, and cost of their overall communications. Businesses and individuals save money on international calls when using mobile VoIP phones. Country-to-country calls are billed at inexpensive local area rates, and the business traveler or tourist isn t slammed with roaming charges.

+

+Using a mobile VoIP app or mobile VoIP service can also add greater functionality to your cell phone. Mobile VoIP apps can also add new and useful features such as group chat, video chat, or 4-way calling. These features can be useful tools in business communications.

+

+!!Mobile VoIP Apps

+The number of apps that you can use to transform your mobile phone into a VoIP mobile phone is astronomical, and growing every day. There are apps (some used in conjunction with a SIM card) for every major smartphone OS -- even Blackberry.

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+Other mobile VoIP apps work with more traditional "dumbphones," although they may not offer the more robust features available with smartphone mobile VoIP apps (such as video chat).

+

+Many VoIP apps are available for free download online, such as from the Android Market or the software producer s website, or from the iTunes store. Others are available for a small, one-time fee.

+

+These are just some of the mobile VoIP apps that work with the two major smartphones.

+

+!!!Mobile VoIP Apps for iPhone and Android:

+* (Full list of ((Apple iPhone VoIP)) and ((Android VoIP)) apps)

+*((Skype)) (also Symbian)

+*((fring)) (also Symbian)

+*((Rebtel))

+*3CXPhone (also Windows)

+*mobileVOIP (also Blackberry, Symbian, and Windows)

+*Viber

+*Line2

+*Vyke (also Symbian, Blackberry)

+*netTALK (also Blackberry, Symbian, and Windows)

+*FriendCaller

+*Bobsled

+*Vopium

+*Truphone

+*Octro

+*Acrobits

+*Skuku (also Blackberry, Symbian, and Windows)

+*Talkonaut (also Blackberry, Symbian, and Windows)

+*Raketu (also Blackberry and Windows)

+*Voxofon (also Blackberry and Windows)

+*MO-Call (also Blackberry and Windows)

+*Nimbuzz (also Blackberry and Windows)

+*Bria

+*Media5-fone

+*Vippie Mobile (also Blackberry and Windows)

+*Tango (also Windows)

+

+!!!iOS Mobile VoIP Apps

+These mobile VoIP apps work with the iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch:

+*Talkatone

+*iCall

+*Zoiper (also for Windows)

+*Groundwire

+*Wifone

+*Whistle Phone

+

+!!!Android-only Mobile VoIP Apps

+*sipdroid

+*MizuDroid

+*TalkYou

+*CSipSimple

+

+!!!Mobile VoIP Apps for the Blackberry

+*((BlackBerry VoIP))

+*TringMe

+*eSky

+

+!!!Windows Mobile VoIP Apps

+*VoipCall v0.1

+*PortGo

+*WNM Live (also iPhone)

+

+Check with these apps to ensure your mobile phone s OS is supported. Additionally, __there is mobile VOIP software for all sorts of Internet-connected phone models__ (even if they aren t smartphones). Nimbuzz, for instance, supports hundreds of phones. Barablu also supports a wide variety of phone makes and models. Check with the mobile softphone maker to find out more.

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+__Remember to review the terms of the mobile VoIP provider s free calling feature.__ Some mobile VoIP services, including Skype and Viber, support free in-network US and international long distance only; regular cell phone rates apply for out-of-network calls. Also, be aware that some mobile VoIP softphone makers, such as Talkatone, explicitly state that their service is not intended for time-sensitive, critical phone calls to emergency services.

+

+!!Mobile VoIP Extensions

+Many home and business VoIP service providers, such as Vonage or Nextiva, also offer service extensions to accommodate their customers cell phones. In most cases, this extra feature is free and offers the same plan details. (Unlimited calling at home translates to unlimited calling on your VoIP mobile phone.)

+

+Some of the VoIP service providers offering mobile VoIP extensions (used solely in conjunction with their regular residential- or business-based subscription service) are:

+

+*8x8

+*((Vonage))

+*((Nextiva))

+*ITP

+*RingCentral

+*Phone Power

+*ViaTalk

+

+For many VoIP service customers, using their home- or business-based VoIP service on their mobile phone just means downloading a mobile VoIP softphone app. With a mobile VoIP phone integrated with their home- or business-based VoIP calling plan, mobile VoIP users can enjoy the same low rates wherever they go.

+

+Vonage, Vocalocity and ITP offer apps for the Android and iPhone. RingCentral offers apps for the iPhone, Android, and Blackberry. Phone Power and ViaTalk currently have an iPhone app only. Business-focused 8x8 produces an app that works with many major smartphone makes and models, including Blackberry and and Treo.

+

+Some voice over IP service providers, such as Vonage, have made things even simpler: You can register an office or mobile phone with the VoIP provider. The added phone does not even have to be a phone with an Internet connection. To make calls at the lower VoIP calling rate using that phone, you simply dial an access number first.

+

+!!Mobile VoIP Phones

+As mobile VoIP usage increases and more people make the switch to VoIP technology and lower monthly phone bills, innovative new services continue to arrive on the scene. One of the most recent developments is something called VoWiFi, or VoIP WiFi -- VoIP using WiFi hotspots only.

+

+VoWiFi, wireless VoIP, has inspired some cell phone makers (including Google, which produces the Android) to create hybrid handsets, or WiFi cell phones: __Truly mobile VoIP phones support cellular networks and VoIP simultaneously.__

+

+Mobile VoIP phones designed to operate on a mixed or blended network do not need softphones installed. The functionality is built in, so no VoIP mobile app is required.

+

+The default network protocol when using a dedicated mobile VoIP phone will be VoIP using WiFi. However, whenever WiFi coverage is lacking or weak, the VoIP mobile phone will switch over to a cellular signal.

+

+The objective of the dual-mode mobile VoIP phone is to keep the caller from noticing the signal switch -- no dropped calls or other interruptions. With sporadic WiFi hotspot access, especially when the caller is moving, a smooth transition between signal types (and sustained call coverage) is critical.

+

+Cell phone makers such as Nokia, Motorola and Google have already been producing dual-mode VoIP mobile phones. New carriers such as [http://www.myvoipprovider.com/en/blog/republic-wireless-lets-overreact| Republic Wireless], with its LG mobile VoIP phone, are now offering low-cost, unlimited monthly data plans: Republic Wireless offers a Hybrid Calling plan with a $199 setup fee for an LG Optimus phone and one month of free calling, and $19/month unlimited use after that.

+

+With a VoIP mobile phone, unlimited use means every function is included: Calling, texting, emailing, browsing (including high-bandwidth media), and chatting.

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jarnold	2012-02-06 18:55	1

Internet Phone Providers

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Internet phone providers enable you to make calls just like you would with a traditional phone service, but instead of using a telephone connection, you use an Internet connection.

-See also:

-((VOIP Service Providers Residential))

-((Internet Phone))

-((Internet to Phone))

-((PC to Phone))

+!!!List of Internet Phone Providers:

+* ((Skype))

+* ((Rebtel))

+

+!!!!See also:

+*((VOIP Service Providers Residential))

+*((Internet Phone))

+*((Internet to Phone))

+*((PC to Phone))

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admin		2012-02-06 21:55	9

Internet to Phone

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VoIP allows you to use your internet connection to make and receive phone calls.

-See also:

-((Internet Phone))

-((PC to Phone))

-((Internet Phone Providers))

-[http://www.worldnumbers.com|World Numbers]

+!!!!See also:

+*((Internet Phone))

+*((PC to Phone))

+*((Internet Phone Providers))

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