VOIP - Long Distance - Mobile Phones & other Telecommunications

Business VoIP ..... Is A Hosted Solution The Way To Go?

Submitted by FreedomFire Com... on Thu, 10/15/2009 - 19:25.

You have many choices to look at when looking at VoIP. Hosted or on site are just two of them. There are good things to say about both. My suggestion is to really look hard at what you want your network to look like and then make the choice based on the direction you want to go.

The Best Smart Phone For A Business Owner?

Submitted by FreedomFire Com... on Thu, 10/15/2009 - 19:09.

You generally need a Smartphone based on the following considerations:

1. Syncs with your e-mail contacts
2. Syncs with your Outlook 200X contacts & calendar
3. Plays music & video files
4. Offers good service that doesn't drop calls
5. Offers free applications for the device
6. Preferably allows you to do word processing that you can sync to your laptop
7. Durability (the device with the least number of technical support issues)

Explaining The Types Of DS3 Bandwidth In Simple Easy To Understand Terms

Submitted by FreedomFire Com... on Thu, 10/15/2009 - 18:46.

Too often the less informed confuse DS3 bandwidth with DSL when searching for a solution for their business's voice/data network infrastructure. This is especially true of a business without an inhouse IT specialist. Since these broadband circuits are completely different ... when searching for a DS3 network solution you need to understand what DS3 bandwidth means in simple terms you can relate to.

If Broadband Was Free And Instant .... Or What COULD Be The Future Of Broadband In A Virtual World

Submitted by FreedomFire Com... on Thu, 10/15/2009 - 18:34.

This is obviously a hypothetical question ..... and I encourage you to brainstorm and leave your own ideas as comments.

Should You Use Ethernet For Your Voice & Data Network?

Submitted by FreedomFire Com... on Thu, 10/15/2009 - 18:29.

It seems that whenever you talk about an upgrade or new installation of a company's voice/data network these days you hear the buzz word "ethernet" sometime in the conversation. With all the buzz... should you seriously consider ethernet in the mix for your network solution?

iCall For iPhone Is Well Worth The Download

Submitted by nhilton on Thu, 09/10/2009 - 22:13.

iCall is an innovative application that proves to be much more practical and revolutionary than all other applications for all your VoIP needs on your iPhone, including Skype!

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Benefits of Skype

Submitted by Hanna on Thu, 08/06/2009 - 11:03.

VoIP (voice over IP) technology is a rapidly expanding field. More and more VoIP components are being developed, while existing VoIP technology is being deployed at a rapid—and still increasing—pace. This growth is fueled by two goals: decreasing costs and increasing revenues.

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Business & Residential VoIP

Submitted by ariel on Mon, 06/29/2009 - 20:36.

I've been searching for a VoIP service provider for my home and business. I found that The Digest has been the best source to find the best prices and services for my telecommunications needs. Thedigest.com provided all of the information I could ever ask for to find a Residential VoIP provider for my home and Business VoIP provider for my small business.

I also found 2 sites about VoIP services called VoipReview.org and MyVoIPProvider.com, which were extremely helpful in my search for voip providers.

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Bharatbook.com: Accumulated WiMAX Investments Worldwide and Types of WiMax Carriers

Submitted by bharatbookbureau on Sat, 05/23/2009 - 10:53.

Current Development of the Worldwide WiMAX Market

Look out Nigeria!! Here comes VoIP...

Submitted by jen on Wed, 03/11/2009 - 18:06.

Do you consider VoIP an American Craze, fueling our hunger for new technology? Well think again, VoIP is a craze not only in the land of liberty, but all over the world; including Nigeria. In fact, Nigeria currently has the largest telecom market telecom in Africa, and Pyramid research analysis’ predict the industry to grow more than 20% over the next five years.