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By Jody Johnson Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, describes the signal used for telephone service over the Internet. VoIP works by translating traditional, or analog, phone signals into digital signals that can be sent over the internet. VoIP is an extension of Internet Protocol (IP), the established technology for communicating over the Internet, and replaces the customary TDM, or Time-Division Multiplexing, signal for telephone service. With VoIP, you can still call traditional, non-VoIP phones; the transmission is converted back to an analog signal before reaching its terminal. For users, there is virtually no difference when making or receiving a telephone call with VoIP. The requirements for VoIP are: a high-speed Internet connection--such DSL, cable modem, fiber optic, and satellite--and either an adaptor for a traditional phone or a specialized IP phone. Using VoIP directly through your computer will require installing software and adding speakers and a microphone. Generally, VoIP offers all the benefits of traditional phone connections. In virtually all respects, use of an IP phone is identical to a regular phone. All the connections of a user’s regular phone are available with VoIP, and, as a general rule, telephone numbers are easily transferred. Increasingly, VoIP is being used for connections in Wi-Fi and wireless ... read more ...
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