The acquisition of Internet phone

Eight years ago appeared VoIP technology on the Internet offers the first programs. At this time were the only people I knew who used the programs with family and friends abroad. It was to their way of a high home phone bill. All you needed was a camera and a microphone. But on the business end of the world, the use of VoIP started slowly underway.

It wasn't long before companies started switching to a VoIP provider and it certainly made sense. As your business, you had to install new telephone lines or equipment. Their phones were tied not to the one on the ground in the area down, that either had telephone jack. Today, in the year 2011, it almost obsolete, not any kind of VoIP providers use WINS. The system is extremely flexible and it has significantly to reduce telephone costs. A VoIP business phone has the same great features such as a PBX system, offers simple transfers, hold music, caller ID, voice mail, and much more.

While companies enjoy VoIP for years, it was only recently, that more people at home, make the switch. VoIP companies have 2010 about 663 million registered users. But there are many players in the game now. Currently there are dozens of companies, and more recently, cellular companies have to venture in this area. There are companies that attempt at home compete with telephone providers with very low monthly bills and call unlimited global. But VoIP providers are not in the dark business stand around and let two or three large companies have all the fun. More and more companies, the companies are served only, now plans to offer home - and I mean VoIP not only for those who work from home.

Home residents will not be left behind, while technology continues to advance. If the large companies can use all these wonderful features, why can not we? Home residents want to cut their phone bills. With an increased interest, start more businesses, sprout, give home VoIP some much-needed competition. Many people, me included, tend to all together to give the home landline and just-stick with our mobile phones. But the only reason we do this because bills are exorbitantly high. The best way for all telephone providers to stay in business is to VoIP, switch with low rates and great service.

In another decade it will be probably impossible to find any home or business with the fixed network. The Internet has already taken over the rest of our lives, so it was only a matter of time before it took over the household phone.

Source:Voip