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Australian soldiers to use VoIP solutions to call home


Australian soldiers will soon be able to use VoIP solutions to call home, it has been revealed. Troops serving overseas or patrolling the country's border will be able to access a Wi-Fi enabled PC to use IP telephony solutions, reports computerworld. com.

Posted on: 2010-09-01, in: General VoIP



New hardware enables underground VoIP services


VoIP solutions could soon be accessible underground following the release of a new wireless router access point (WRAP). Becker Electronics has launched its Becker WRAP system which enables users to access the internet via Wi-Fi, reports instrumentation. co.

Posted on: 2010-09-01, in: General VoIP



iPad availability could boost US VoIP traffic


US VoIP traffic could be set to rise following the announcement that Apple will now deliver the iPad within 24 hours. Apple is now offering customers the chance to receive any version of the iPad within one day of ordering the device from its online store, compared to an initial two-week waiting period. More US consumers could access VoIP solutions as the iPad becomes increasingly accessible in the country.

Posted on: 2010-09-01, in: General VoIP



UK VoIP solutions boosted as BT signs up 15m customers


The UK VoIP solutions could be boosted by the continued roll-out of BT's broadband service. The telecommunications giant has confirmed that fifteen million British households and businesses are now connected to its high-speed internet network. Over five million of the connections are made directly through the firm while the remaining lines are delivered by other companies, such as Sky and TalkTalk, who use BT's infrastructure.

Posted on: 2010-09-01, in: General VoIP



Mobile VoIP services set to 'expand'


The mobile VoIP solutions industry is set to expand as more firms begin to offer data-only services, it has been claimed. The majority of VoIP uses currently select a traditional calling plan in addition to a data package which allows them to make VoIP calls. Currently, few firms allow customers to opt for a data-only plan but Anton Wahlman, a former telecommunications analyst, claimed this service will help the sector expand.

Posted on: 2010-09-01, in: General VoIP








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