Thursday, January 5, 2012

Etisalat & VOIP ????

Abu Dhabi: etisalat, the country's leading telecommunication services provider, announced on Sunday it is technically ready to provide the Voice Over the Internet (VoIP) services, pending the regulators approval.

"In terms of technologies and infrastructure, we are ready to provide the service, but the regulator needs to set the conditions and terms for providing such a service first," Ahmad Abdul Karim Julfar, etislat's chief operating officer, said.

"The service will be introduced soon, this year or may be next year, I don't know but it is on the regulators agenda," he added.

Julfar said it will happen sooner or later and we have no choice but to accept it, as it is ultimately good for the economy because we have to adjust tariffs and fees, and given the scale of our business in 16 markets, we do not expect a huge effect.

"etisalat's mobile penetration rate in the UAE touched 150 per cent with more than 6.3 million subscribers by mid-December, and we will announce a new figure by tomorrow, and this growth is remarkable with the existence of a second player," Julfar said referring to the company's annual financial statements pending today.

The company, as well as the government, denied any plans of opening up for foreign investments or any new issues.

"There are no plans whatsoever to this end, may be we are studying the prospects, but to have a new issue a specific process is required including approval of the higher authority, and nothing of that sort is taking place," Sultan Bin Saeed Al Mansouri, minister of government sector development told Gulf Newsearlier.

Skype Lets You Make Free Phone Calls Online

Everywhere you turn phone companies offer 3 or 5-cent long distance phone calls, or even unlimited long distance for a flat fee monthly.


Now you can make reliable calls using the Internet for anywhere from 0 to 2.3-cents per minute.

Welcome to Skype, the Internet telephony company that has set the traditional telephone world on its ear.

Recently purchased by Ebay for 2.6 billion dollars, Skype stands ready to revolutionize worldwide voice communication simply because they enable you to carry on crystal clear voice communication with anyone else in the world with a either a phone or Internet connection.

What's the catch you ask?

Well, to make phone calls, you need a computer, a microphone, speakers, a modem, an Internet connection and the free Skype software you can download from www.skype.com

To make a free phone call, you need someone on the receiving end with a computer, Internet connection, and the Skype software installed.

To make a call from your computer to a land-based phone virtually anywhere in the world, you must pre-pay for calling minutes in blocks of 10 Euros (approximately $12 U.S.).

One block of calling minutes gets you about 500 minutes of calling time, or a little over 8 hours of talking time.

Skype uses a technology called IP telephony.

IP telephony first appeared commercially back in the lat 1990's with services like Dialpad.com, which initially offered phone calls from computers to land-based phones in exchange for watching online advertising.

This model soon failed, but the thought of making ultra-cheap phone calls through a computer did not.

And, as the recent mega sale of Skype reveals, a market now exists that can put Internet telephony to work on a grand scale, or at least large enough to make eBay pony up with a lot of cash and stock to give it a try.

Once you install the software, you log onto the service and can make phone calls to other Skype users through their computers at no charge.

You can set up a call list, much like an instant messaging "buddy list" so with a couple clicks of the mouse you can ring your friends up for a chat.

Or, if you pre-pay for calling minutes, you can enter in the country code and phone number of your pals, click a button, and their phone or cell phone will ring.

Skype also allows you to hold conference calls with up to 4 other people at the same time, making it easy to hold group meetings.

Skype includes a group chat feature which allows you to hold a group chat session with up to 48 other people at the same time... excellent for "webinars" or even planning that next family reunion.

Skype also allows you to transfer files to and from other users, perfect for sharing photos, music and short video clips with your pals.

Tip: Get a good headset microphone.

It makes using the service more enjoyable and also eliminates the echo created by your own speakers feeding back into your PC's microphone.


Friday, March 27, 2009

Freecalls Ruling the VOIP

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Sunday, March 22, 2009

iCall Free Calling for the Web Released!

iCall for the web lets you make free 3-minute phone calls to anywhere in the US or Canada.

iCall web phone gives you free calls by VoIP and is the most popular free call calling service on the planet. Free phone calls are finally here and brought to you by iCall.

Want longer calls, voicemail, directory search, and more? Download iCall for the desktop now to signup for your free account.

iCall uses Voice Over IP (VoIP) technology which utilizes your existing Internet connection (cable, DSL, wireless, or dial-up) and your PC to plug you directly in to the regular telephone network. Stick it to the man - you already pay for your Internet connection, and the Internet is changing everything!

It costs us almost nothing when you make long distance phone calls and we pass that savings on to you by giving you free, or extremely low cost, calls to the US, Canada, and the rest of the world.

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

VOIP Phones

Most probably, you have already heard about the VoIP phones. VoIP technolgy and VoIP phones are already around for quite sometime. As the internet technology continue with various sophisticated innovations, VoIP use is becoming increasingly popular. Now, VoIP is not only used in business.

Even ordinary folks are already finding the advantages of VoIP and are already hooked up in it. They find that it is affordable and practical. Many applications were available, some years ago that offers free VoIP phone services.

Now most of those that offered free are already charging fees for their services as VoIP phone provider. Already developed higher standards of quality every day. It proved that it is feasible for our future telecommunication industry.

If you do not know already, VoIP is Voice over Internet Protocol. Basically, that using your broadband connection, you can contact to other phones and talk. In order to take advantage of VoIP and accomplish phone calls comparable to a normal landline phone, you need high-speed internet connection. That, and a VoIP software, which you can download free.

There are telephone and internet service provider companies that are expanding continuously to allow for monthly VoIP phone services. AOL, Verizon and Sprint companies have VoIP phone offerings. Presently, eBay joined VoIP phone service providers and purchased the Skype VoIP software. Skype has millions of membership base.

Instant messaging programs such as MSN messager are using VoIP technology for years. Nowadays, these messaging programs already have voice-enabled features that accepts calls to a member of your contact list.

Speakers, microphone or headphones are just what you need to converse with anyone from anywhere in the world. These VoIP holds a special attraction for everyone, with a promise of affordable rates, or even none at all, you get to call without high telephone bills to bug you.

With instant messaging VoIP incorporates different areas into one program. With your voice enabled programs, you can hook up a digital camera, web cam and use video, while you are speaking on your microphone and listening to on your speakers, and you can type back and forth with your chat program. You could even write an email at the same time. The potential for VoIP phones use is nearly limitless.

VoIP works in a different way to your home phone. Your home phone is based on an analogue network, whereas VoIP is based on a digital one. If you

speak into a VoIP enabled phone or headset your voice becomes digital packets. These packets are compressed to help your Internet connection run more efficiently. Then, once transferred down the connection, much like an email. This process is reversed once it reaches its destination.

VoIP has an inimitable ability to combine with different telecommunication applications into one package. It can simultaneously handle data, audio, video, E-Mail, and web based applications. The business world is the very first one to be given an great boost because of the cost effectiveness and efficiency of VoIPs telephone service.

If you are thinking of switching to VoIP, you need not change your working phone in our home or business, too. All you need is a broadband internet connection and the VoIP software.

The advantages of VoIP, is that it makes calls relatively cheaper than landline phones. You can choose among a package of monthly subscription rates for local in addition, national calls can be free. International calls can give you definitely lower rates.

However, your VoIP phones system will be exclusively based on your broadband connection. By this, if your ISP is downtime service, then you cannot make calls. It is also inconvenient in cases of electricity supply power out. You will not be able to make any calls, even emergency calls.

So, is VoIP ideal enough for you? Switching from landline to VoIP, is entirely up to you.

Understand GSM Gateway

A GSM Gateway is basically a mobile phone appliance that can be attached to a PABX phone system enabling calls to be made from your Phone System using a mobile network. If you then put an unlimited or Capped Call Plan SIM card into the GSM gateway and also programming the PABX to direct outbound calls via the Gateway a lot of money can be saved. Anyone can from their landline phone bill see that calls made to a mobile numbers are the most expensive. Many calls are in fact made to mobile numbers and it is easy to end up with a big telephone bill in the end of the month. You will also know that when it comes to calling out to a mobile phone, many mobile carriers have much better deals than the fixed wire carriers.

You need to have a programmable PABX phone system with at least one free analogue port. Also required is an active SIM card on the mobile phone plan you want. A PABX maintainer is then able to install the Gateway for you and program your PABX system so that you can choose which lines will route via the GSM Gateway.

In most cases, using a GSM Gateway for PABX Phone Systems will be cheaper than VoIP unless you need to make a lot of International calls. The true benefits of using a GSM gateway is how easy and straightforward it is to use. After it has been installed and programmed there are no further ongoing support charges to pay and no problems over the quality of the calls or any technical support needed. Adding a GSM gateway is equivalent to connecting your mobile phone and leaving it to one side to use at any time. You will be able to find units from $500 Aus installed for a Single SIM device and for a 4 Channel Device, prices will start around $1800.Units are available in increments of 1, 2, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28 up to 32 Channel (32 SIM cards) that can be attached to Primary Rate ISDN 10/20/30 PABX Systems.

Monday, January 19, 2009

Say Goodbye to Phone Bills

You really need to take a look at the cutting-edge Ooma Voip Phone.

The Ooma Voip phone provides limitless stateside telephone service, fantastic voice quality, and special bonus features with zero monthly fees or contracts.

Your one-time purchase of the critically acclaimed Ooma phone frees you from phone service forever. Call anyone at any number anywhere in the U.S. without charge. Think how much you pay for phone service each year. Imagine what you would be able to do with all the money you would save.

The Ooma Voip Phone gets wonderful reviews from Wired Magazine, and it would make a ideal gift this holiday season.

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