- About VoIP
- What is VoIP and what it can do for you
- Introduction to VoIP (video)
- Why should you switch to VoIP services?
- Analog Telephony
- Digital Telephony
- What is SIP?
- How to start with VoIP telephony
- Web based VoIP
- How to choose a right VoIP provider?
- Wi-Fi network and VoIP
- VoIP Codecs
- Free sip account
- Confidential calls
- VPN: UDP or TCP?
- Mobile VoIP
- VoIP on your mobile
- Asterisk IP-PBX
- Who we are?
- How to start
- Free SIP account
- Configs
Those who have been paying attention to voice communications trends over the past couple of years should not be surprised by the numbers from the recent TechNavio report regarding fixed VoIP services in the United States. The company said that between 2012 and 2016, the market will grow at a rate of about 10.15 %per year.
“One of [...]
As VoIP continues its growth in the business market, more and more companies are finding out that selecting the right type of phone solution sometimes can be a bit confusing. This is because there are multiple options within the VoIP phone market. One of the most common areas of misunderstanding is the distinction between on-premise [...]
There is a very interesting project started recently, called Sipdroid – VoIP software for Google Android operating system using SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) and it’s actually Java SIP stack contributed by MJSip.
Sipdroid is open source free software released under the GNU General [...]
Due to human perception, VoIP is much more sensitive to certain network conditions that are considered well within spec for most applications.
Network issues such as packet loss, jitter, and packet sequence errors are inherent to IP networks, and are well corrected and tolerated by data transfer protocols. Voice transmissions are real‐time by the nature; [...]
