Welcome to the Telappliant VoIP Newsletter

Voice over internet protocol (VoIP) communications may have been spreading throughout the business world, but Telappliant is the only VoIP supplier in the UK worthy of recognition, in the opinion of the British Computer Society (BCS).

By 2012 there will be 435 million mobile phones in circulation which can use session-initiation protocol (Sip), it has been suggested.

Flooding caused untold misery for homeowners and businesses across England earlier this year, but one firm found it could continue working through the freak weather thanks to VoIP.

Although analysts predict that voice over internet protocol (VoIP) is set to gain extra mobility in the future, it has been suggested that full mobile IP telephony solutions are waiting for 4G networks.

Small and medium enterprises are the target of software giant Microsoft as it moves into the VoIP sphere.

Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) have more choice in the VoIP market after Digium provided the technology for a new solution from 3Com.

Reliability is the most important consideration for companies deciding which internet protocol (IP) PBX system to use for their business.

The implementation of Asterisk Solution Provider has been endorsed by Nox Rentals after the company implemented the software to route calls on its business unit.

Business communications are moving towards mobile phones and away from desk-bound systems, it has been suggested.

Wide area networks (WAN) have been suggested as a solution to the restricted reach of wireless voice over internet protocol (VoIP) provided by web-based private branch exchanges (IP PBX).

Children need not be left at home while their mothers head off to work in the office, it has been suggested.

In a new online advertising twist, one US-based VoIP provider has created a method of sending ads to the user depending on what they are talking about.