VoIP unplugged, as Wi-Fi meets Net phoning

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Voice over Wi-Fi IP is still VoIP

Does anyone there have a brain? Typical Voice over IP services use a wire because typical broadband services use wires. The fact that the connection is over ethernet, Wi-Fi, or fiber optic cable is irrelevant.

It's voice and it's carried on an IP network so it's VoIP.

Of far greater importance is the distinction of Voice over (public/internet) IP and Voice over a private IP network as used by many long distance and wireless providers.

Posted by: rewand   Posted on: 10/18/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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