Ofcom has begun to lay out the future for commercial voice over IP (VoIP) services in the UK. The communications regulator announced on Monday that Internet telephony service providers will be able to ...

If you need a phone service but don’t want to deal with an antiquated and expensive landline, you might want to consider a VoIP system. These services allow you to make calls over the internet from ...

6 Advantages of Using a Fixed VoIP Number (+ 4 Drawbacks) Your email has been sent Fixed VoIP numbers aren’t as cheap as non-fixed lines, but for some companies, the benefits massively outweigh the ...

This guide was reviewed by a Business News Daily editor to ensure it provides comprehensive and accurate information to aid your buying decision. Whether you’re launching a new business or have become ...

When it comes to VoIP vs landline systems, VoIP systems have some clear advantages and will be able to meet the needs of a bigger selection of businesses. Not only do VoIP systems offer more calling ...

Editorial note: Forbes Advisor Australia may earn revenue from this story in the manner disclosed here. Read our advice disclaimer here. If you need a phone service but don’t want to deal with an ...

Have you received a phone call with the words “VoIP caller” in the caller ID? If you’re scratching your head wondering what VoIP caller means, Forbes Advisor has the answers. Instead of calling ...

5 Scenarios Where Non-Fixed VoIP Is Better than a Static Number Your email has been sent When you buy a phone number that uses Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) to make calls, you’ll have to decide ...

As the popularity of voice over Internet Protocol surges, and lawmakers put more pressure on Net phone providers to fully support 911 services, many consumers are asking what exactly they need to know ...

Last week, the FCC issued a ruling that takes VoIP service providers one step closer to becoming (dare we say) full-fledged phone companies by requiring that the VoIP providers offer local number ...

Love ‘em or hate ‘em you most certainly have to respect the VoIP folk over at Cisco. According to Infonetics, they’ve just moved into the number two spot behind Avaya in worldwide IP deskphone and ...

I currently have a phone number through ATT. I originally mainly got it because I needed a phone line anyway with ATT for my business DSL service. So, I put it on my business card etc but really all ...