Over 90% of computer phones (VoIP) are not secure because they use a public known codex (publicly known encryption of sound packets) and a publicly known protocol to transport voice conversations. Therefore, users of these type of services are unknowingly exposing themselves to anyone who wants t…
Such liberalisation comes the risk of these new entrants conducting less than ethical business practises that were impossible for a state controlled monopoly; and so with liberalisation comes a new wave of regulation.
A fact of the telecom’s industry is that all new entrants have had to re…
Commercials. Web banners. Radio spots.
There’s no doubt that you’ve seen them all. As Voip providers ramp up their advertising campaigns, prospective Voip subscribers can’t help but wonder if Voip all that great or a bunch of hype? With all of the vonage commercials with the catchy tunes…
VoIP has gained popularity world over as an easy affordable way to communicate. And, Vonage alone has 1.6 million subscribers as of April 1, 2006. According to company sources they have tripled the number of subscriber lines since 2005. A leader in internet telephony, Vonage offers a great bouque…
A rapidly increasing number of businesses of all sizes are jumping into the VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) bandwagon. This is hardly surprising when you consider the numerous revolutionary advantages and benefits that VOIP has brought to the business scene.
Probably the most obvious is…
