Telephone Blog November Archive

The landline telephone we all use in our homes and our offices are, well, very old in origin. With the invention of the Internet, a cheaper way to make our calls, both local or international, is VoIP or Voice Over the Internet Protocol.

VoIP uses the Internet as a medium to send a voice data in packets using IP (Internet Protocol) rather than the traditional phone lines.

What is VoIP? - A Word Definition From the Webopedia Computer Dictionary

Geek Forums

If you are a geek (i.e. likes techy stuff), then is the forum for you. Geekzone, as you might have guessed, is a forum devoted to all geeky stuff out there.

Talk about topics such as smart devices (e.g. Symbian Smartphones, RIM Blackberry), different platforms, various operating systems (both open- and closed-source), networks (Wi-Fi, VoIP), gaming, robotics, mobiles (SMS, MMS, GPRS, and personalisations), plus a lot lot more geeky stuff!

Geekzone: technology news, blogs, forums

Telephone History for History Fanatics

Yeah, now we have VOIP, but did you ever wonder how was it like back in the early 20th century when the telephone industry was still in its infancy, when it was still unstable, when it was still in a boom--when it was still expensive? Start those time machines and get set to return in history, for this blog will answer your questions about the origin of that tiny device that revolutionized human communication--the telephone. Telephone History Part 2 - Early Years - Greatest Engineering Achievements of the Twentieth Century Tags: telephone history • voip • origin of the phone • 0 Comments. - Permalink