Dodger
Apr 12 2005, 04:53 PM
VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) is the communication technology of the future for sure. Legacy technology carries voice signals over analog circuits and lines. Voice over IP converts the analog signal to digital and transports the signal to the receiver where it is converted back from digital to analog and the receiver hears the sender's voice. This provides a more efficient and economical means of communication. I have know VOIP for quite a some time since i started online. Most of the time i use msn messeger or yahoo messeger to chat with my friends. Recently, I have try a new VOIP product from a US company, it calls Telextreme. Don't know u all have heard of it no. With the package that i have sign up, i call call to my friend's cell phone or fixed phone with only USD59.95 a month with NO AIR-TIME LIMIT. It provides Crystal-Clear calling and to others countries as well like US(All 50 states), UK, Hong Kong, China, Malaysia, Germany, Switzerland, Netherlands and mores. To use this product, u need to have a broadband line to support it. Otherwise, u will wait a few second hear your friend's voice.
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mizako
Apr 12 2005, 05:09 PM
Yes, VoIP is without doubts the future of telephony. I use Skype (even if they have they own propetrary protocol) and i am really satisfied with it. A SIP phones link: http://www.fwd.pulver.com/support/software_downloads
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Wyllt
Apr 12 2005, 05:15 PM
Voip has its benifits, that is for sure, but also there is a need for a minimum bandwidth, and while for home use it is great, for business you had better be ready to fork over for some dedicated bandwidth for it.
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DjLuki
Apr 12 2005, 11:07 PM
skype is very alike with the new version of paltalk.. same look .. same features.. basically same everything..you can't see the diference .. but i think more people use skype for gaming and other stuff unlike paltak.
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cumar11
Apr 13 2005, 02:51 PM
"skype is very alike with the new version of paltalk.. same look .. same features.. basically same everything..you can't see the diference .. but i think more people use skype for gaming and other stuff unlike paltak" skype is crap. MSN Messenger is the tool for VoIP
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mizako
Apr 14 2005, 12:13 PM
QUOTE(cumar11 @ Apr 13 2005, 02:51 PM) skype is crap. MSN Messenger is the tool for VoIP Are you kidding me? Did you ever try Skype? Messenger sucks a lot.
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heavensounds
Apr 16 2005, 08:07 AM
I'd say meesenger is the best thing for this VIDEO + SOUND and it works nice.... The thing why it is better is because most of the people have MSN messenger so they can be reached easily and i know quite few people who acctually know about skype...this is my reason! Greetz;)
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mizako
Apr 16 2005, 09:38 AM
If you speak about videoconference i also do not think that messenger is the best combination. Eg. GnomeMeeting. It is true that there are a lot msn users and it is easy to stablisch a videoconference with msn. But in VoIP Skype is clearly in advantage. And they have already 100 Millions of Downloads. Quite a lot of people!! eh!
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emperor
Apr 19 2005, 02:53 PM
I have used Skype to phone PC-PC and it's absolutely the best that I have ever seen and tried. Anyway I found a best way to phone PC-home phone: Tiscali NetPhone. I don't know if it offers the same features in all countries and I don't know what countries it cover(I know that exist Tiscali UK). This service hasn't a very good trasmission quality, but it's completely free. I live in Italy and I use it often to phone without spend any eurocent. But you must have a yours connection, if you connect with any others you will pay about the same thing that you pay with Skype. It isn't cool?
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odomike
Apr 19 2005, 03:07 PM
Well, I have never heard about this new VOIP you are talking about. I have been using and is still using VOIP for chatting and video conferencing and I have a reasonable amount of knowledge about it. I hope we will have something like the new development you have over there at USA here in Nigeria.
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lemonwonder
Aug 11 2006, 09:16 PM
BTW: Its voice over IP protocol, according to google.... and skype. But yeh, I used to use Msn Messenger, it crashed on me, the noise was fuzzy, sometimes I got big eeeeeeeekkkkkkkksssss it in, and other times it refused to play the other persons sound. I then headed to skype, I convinced everyone that we shood get it, (theyr so scared of virus attaks) and we finally did get it after ages of convicing, and my parents were scared of recieving bills, they made me ring my nana who had it to prove to them that it was free. then, I downloaded it, it said only for windows xp etc, but it worked on 98, at first it crashed, i tried it again and it worked solidly, I have now found a glitch for it on my computer, any loud noise (like a very high pitched scream, like as loud as possibly with microphone practically in mouth) will crash it, well.... for the other person, no matter wat os they are using. I found skype very easy to use, I convinced my friends to get it, and now whenever someone is on msn, I tell em to jump onto skype coz I am always to busy to type over a msn. So yeh, I wood rate as follows: Msn Messenger for VOIP: 34% Skype Windows 98 for VOIP: 86% Skype on its meant to be OS for VOIP: 97.6%
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Laos
Mar 19 2006, 04:08 PM
Many services have VoIP Yahoo MSN Skype Ventrilo AIM Vonage Team Speak Are some of the few It basically sends ur message over the internet like Fiber Optics, only no wires Companies like this because it's cheap or free i believe as for countries, a lot use em, mainly Japan, Europe ( the countries iN Europe) and the USA/Canda use it the most.
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kawasu
Mar 19 2006, 03:52 PM
we have it here in australia aswell but from what i know its not very popular. well i've never seen anyone use it. its just been brought up a few times every now and then. the technology is pretty nifty, and i guess its alot cheaper aswell. well my isp does support it for a small extra fee so i might try it next time i change plans.
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Arigato
Mar 13 2006, 02:48 AM
All the phones in my house have been hooked up to VoIP for a while now and it saves alot of money. Long distance rates to many locations are way cheaper than my previous telephone company. The sounds quality is the same as it was before. Also, there is no noticeable difference on my broadband connection. This is really technology of the future. I am really glad I made the switch.
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savge17
Mar 12 2006, 10:44 PM
Yea VOIP is a very nice new way of communication and hopefully it will be replacing programs such as Ventrilo and teamspeak.
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