What Are The Benefits With VoIP?
By Neil Day VoIP is Voice over Internet Protocol. PSTN works on circuit switching. VoIP is Packet Switching. VoIP operates in different forms. For a monthly fee, you will receive VoIP services, the same as you pay for your regular telephone services. You can choose to use your VoIP service over the Internet, or you can choose to connect your VoIP to your standard telephone. By connecting a VoIP phone adapter to your modem and standard phone, you will be able to use your VoIP service and your telephone as you would with any other telephone service provider.

Chinese Telecommunication Regulations to Trample VoIP
The Chinese government is starting to set telecommunication regulations and rules and they should not be too surprising because they are very much interested in controlling what goes on inside their nation and also what leaves. China is very much concerned with losing control of the people or having a civil war. Remember it is still a communist nation.

Internet Telephony
By Eddie Tobey Internet telephony refers to a technology that allows the Internet to be used a telephone. It is also known as voice over Internet protocol (VOIP) or Internet protocol (IP) telephony. It is one of the most popular technologies these days.

IP Telephony Solutions
IP Telephony is the transport of phone calls through the Internet. IP Telephony services are available between computers and telephones. PC-to-PC is suitable for users who already have Internet access and an audio-equipped computer. Software is available for free. Integration with Internet services such as instant messaging and e-mail are provided. PC to telephone uses a gateway for call conversion from digital to analog and analog to digital.

How to save a packet with VoIP
By Vikki Bland The imminent ‘unbundling’ of New Zealand’s local loop has focussed attention on IP-based telephony. Vikki Bland examines the ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ benefits of VoIP...

Free IP Telephony
By Richard Romando Free IP telephone services are available to make national and international phone calls by using a computer and a mouse. To get these free services, you need a computer with an Internet connection using WiFi, broadband or a dial-up network supported by T-I, DSL, Fiber, Wireless, ATM, Cable or Frame Relay. You also need a home to share the Internet connection with multiple computers, microphones and headsets (for audio connectivity) and software to turn the computer into a telephone.

Testing VoIP for holes
By Carolyn Duffy Marsan Carriers are beefing up their VoIP security services, and demand for these offerings is growing as more VoIP vulnerabilities come to light.

How to Make Free International Calls From Your Computer
By Debbie Jacobsen Did you know that it’s possible to make free international calls from your computer? That’s right – as long as you have an internet connection and the right hardware on your computer, it is really easy to make totally free international long distance calls.

Advantages and Disadvantages of VoIP: Know Them Before Switching to VoIP Service
By Juzaily Ramli Today, more and more people are consciously making an effort to learn about Voice over Internet Protocol or VoIP. One thing that they all look for is whether or not VoIP can act as an alternative to the good ol’ telephone service, which has made such an impact in the lives. Can VoIP replace the humble telephone for good? One way to find out is to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of VoIP.

Internet Phone Services - Tips
By Jonathan Tulk So you finally decided to use V.O.I.P (VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL). After years of suffering from huge phone bills just to talk to their loved ones and not just hundreds but thousands of people each day switch to V.O.I.P. Not knowing that there are small "internet phone service" providers out there waiting for people like you to try their poor service and get sorry in the end. Now when you search the internet you can read hundreds of complaints about these companies.