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1. VoIP Explained
   VoIP stands for "Voice Over Internet Protocol", which is a technology that allows you to make phone calls using your broadband Internet connection instead of your regular phone service. It is also referred to as Voice over IP, broadband phone and Internet phone service........




2. Digital Phone - Internet Phone - VoIP - Broadband Phone : Confused what to go for ?
   Okay, who out there is confused by the new phone services that seem to be popping up daily in TV commercials? We currently have Digital Phone, Internet Phone, VoIP, Broadband Phone and Digital Voice. This article explains the reasons for this marketing nightmare and what they all mean ........




3. VoIP Explained (Advanced Guide)
   Traditional communication networks are entirely separate and serve a specific application, with the Internet serving data communications and the traditional PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) serving voice communications. Voice over Internet Protocol, or more commonly known as VoIP combines both voice and data communications on a single network........




4. Cheapest VoIP Phone Provider
   So who is the cheapest VoIP phone provider out there? Well assuming we are looking at residential VoIP plans and not calling card plans, softphones/PC phones or business VoIP solutions then Lingo wins that battle with their basic plan costing $7.95 per month. So what do you get from Lingo for that price? You'll get the typical features for free........




5. Saving with VoIP Broadband Phone Service
   Have you ever looked at your phone bill in disbelief and wondered why it was so high and what some of the charges were for? Well you are not alone. The average household has a phone bill in excess of $60 each month.......




6. The History of VoIP
   Traditional phone lines are slowly being phased out as businesses and households around the world embrace the benefits and features that VoIP technology has to offer. As this evolution accelerates, it is worthwhile to stop and take a look at the history of VoIP........




7. Choose VoIP and Reduce College Costs
   Are you a parent who has a son or daughter about to enroll in college or already there and concerned about the spiraling costs of sending them to college? If so then continue reading, this article could save you almost $500 a year on average.......




8. Pack your VoIP Service with you when Traveling
   The vast array of features that VoIP has to offer allows the technology to be used in a myriad of ways. One advantage VoIP telephony has over traditional phone service is its ability to travel with you........




9. Whichvoip's Guide to VoIP Features
   One of the big advantages that VoIP telephony service has to offer over your regular phone service is the abundance of enhanced and useful features. Get the low-down on these features and see how they can help you ........




10. VoIP Service : Hassle Free when Moving Home
    People move house for many reasons, a bigger home for a growing family, moving to a new job, relocating, downsizing, to name but a few. With moving comes a lot of stressful decision making, changing your address, canceling your old utilities and setting up utilities for your new home. Having VoIP phone service means one less thing to worry about........




11. Wireless Digital Voice Phone Service - is VoWLAN the future for VoIP
    Voice over Wireless LAN, or VoWLAN as it is referred to, has been getting a lot of publicity recently. What is VoWLAN? In simplistic terms this is VoIP but over WiFi or Wireless IP ........




12. Mobile VoIP - The Future of Global Communications
    Mobile VoIP allows you to use your internet connection to make calls through your mobile phone rather than using traditional mobile operators. This kind of Internet phone service provides the user increased flexibility and more importantly, significant cost-savings on domestic and especially, international calls........




13. Intermittent Audio on your Digital VoIP Phone
    This explores some of the common causes of intermittent audio on your internet broadband phone. You will find common causes of the choppy audio explained and some simple tests to run in order to try and narrow down and solve the problem.




14. How do I add multiple phones to my VoIP digital phone service?
    OK, so you are thinking about getting VoIP, but you are wondering how you can have several phones scattered around your house when you just have one VoIP phone connection? This article highlights some of the options available to you........




15. Why bother with phone wiring for a second line?
    Most of us have heard about the latest type of phone service – VoIP Internet phone service. VoIP stands for "voice over Internet protocol". In short this means that you can use your broadband Internet connection to make and receive phone calls. There are many reasons to consider using VoIP Internet phone service. One of the main reasons that people start using it is in replacement of phone wiring for a second line.




16. Understanding Internet Home Phone Service
    Get on board with the latest technology to hit the telecommunications industry in decades – Internet home phone service. Internet home phone service may sound daunting to some but it's actually easy to understand. Internet home phone service is IP phone service – that is it is phone service delivered over an Internet protocol connection. At home your IP phone service is nothing more than a standard broadband Internet connection. If you have a broadband Internet connection you can get Internet home phone service.




17. Top Five Benefits of Internet Phone Service
    There are many benefits of an internet phone service over a traditional land line from your local phone Company. Below we will highlight the top five.......




18. How to get cheap long distance calls
    In the old days, long distance calls were always expensive, and to be avoided at all costs. Today, several factors have converged to bring cheap long distance to consumers, starting with deregulation of the telecommunications industry and the breakup of the Bell monopoly. The entrance of cable companies, which now compete against the incumbent telcos, added more competition; and this was fueled even further by startups offering even more alternatives. But by far, the greatest contributing factor to cheap long distance is Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP).




19. MagicJack
    MagicJack is a popular product for making unlimited low cost phone calls within the USA and Canada. Get the low-down on Magic Jack and learn about their service offerings. Low cost entry point but is it worth it?




20. Ooma
    Ooma voip phone service enables free phone calls over the Internet to anywhere in the U.S and low cost International calling. With Ooma there is an up-front cost to buy their hardware but then all of your calls are free - or are they?




21. Ooma vs MagicJack
    Ooma vs Magicjack is a popular search query that we see on our website these days. But which one should you choose for your home phone service? We give you the skinny on Ooma and MagicJack to help you make an informed decision.




22. Vonage vs MagicJack
    Vonage vs Magicjack - that is a question we often get asked from our visitors. So which provider should you go for? Well there are pros and cons with each of these providers, learn more in this WhichVoIP guide.




23. Vonage Competitors
    According to the most recent Vonage financial results that were recently released, Vonage has in the region of 2.4 million subscribers. Why is Vonage so popular, how much does it cost for your phone calls and what about Vonage competitors.




24. Phone Service
    Choosing a phone service is no longer an easy and simple task as there are a wide array of options to choose from that can save you a lot of money. There are potentially a lot of hidden costs though.




25. Cloud Phone Service
    In the not-too-distant past, there was only one type of telephone service. The local phone company had a tight grip on landlines, and they weren't shy about charging top dollar. Extra features, long distance and multiple lines could run the bill up considerably. Nothing was free, customer service was poor and there was no alternative to these conglomerates even after they were broken up into regional pieces.




26. Skype Competitors
    Chances are good these days that if you own a computer, you have probably heard something about the emerging market for VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) service providers. One of the largest and most popular of these companies is Skype which is most well-known for its internet video phone service. Recently however, many Skype competitors have emerged to challenge the dominance of this brand in the new VoIP market.




27. Ooma Competitors
    Ooma is an Internet telephone service that works with your existing telephone. This service features unlimited calling in the United States and Canada, voice mail and caller ID. Ooma provides the basic equipment needed to use their service. Although they are popular, their competitors may have features that are more in line with what you are searching for in an Internet telephone service.




28. Viber Competitors
    If you're worried about exceeding the monthly limit for minutes or text messages on your smartphone, Viber is a worthwhile option to consider. Like so many other people who own smartphones, you may already be using Viber on a regular basis. This clever app allows you to make and receive calls and text messages with other Viber users, so you can avoid draining the number of available minutes and text messages that you have each month. There are serious limitations to using Viber though.




29. VOXOX Competitors
    These days, smartphone users are spoiled for choices. There are many apps on the market that offer to consolidate all of your messaging needs, and VOXOX is one prime example. This popular app lets you make calls, send texts, engage in chats, send faxes and participate in popular social media sites from one central place. With that being said, there are many notable VOXOX competitors.




30. Google Voice Competitors
    Since Google Voice is free and doesn’t require any contract agreements, it can be very tempting to sign up without further research. However, there are numerous Google Voice competitors who offer superior services.




31. VoipBuster Competitors
    With dozens of providers offering phone service, the VoIP market is crowded, and many companies offer the same features and rate tiers. VoipBuster directly competes with Skype, but VoipBuster alternatives offer more attractive rates while providing customers with greater flexibility.




32. Free Calls to USA
    Communication is perhaps the most important aspect which defines a human being, and interaction with others is an imperative. The advent of telephone communication made this a living reality, as people from different corners of the globe talked to each other and distance became irrelevant. The development of the Internet and subsequently, VoIP technology has added another dimension to the way people talk to each other everywhere. Making free calls has become the norm, as there are services today with nominal or no charges at all for international calls to most countries. This has enabled people from all over the world to make free calls to the USA.




33. VoIP Over 3G
    3G VoIP applications for Apple now lets users override their phone carrier’s rate plans to receive unlimited calling minutes. Now VoIP is available on Apple 3G networks. This revolutionary step in VoIP technology makes it possible for people who are on limited telephone data plans switch over to voice over IP when they find themselves low on minutes. This allows them to enjoy low cost international or free calling within the United States via the VoIP connection. This is groundbreaking news that has disappointed competitors who view the move as a threat of all consumers eventually paying less money to use their cell phones.

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