What is VOIP

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Voice over IP. Learn more in: A Case Study on the QoS, Energy Consumption and Mobility of WLANs and WMANs

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Voice over Internet Protocol. Learn more in: High Speed Packet Access Broadband Mobile Communications

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Voice-over Internet protocol Learn more in: The Development of National ICT Policy in Kenya: The Influence of Regional Institutions and Key Stakeholders

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Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a general term for a family of transmission technologies for delivery of voice communications over IP networks such as the Internet or other packet-switched networks. Learn more in: Providing VoIP and IPTV Services in WLANs

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Voice over Internet Protocol is a collection of technology for the full duplex real-time transmission of voice communications and multimedia sessions over the internet. VoIP offers a substantial cost savings over traditional long distance telephone calls. Learn more in: Application of Geospatial Mashups in Web GIS for Tourism Development

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Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) enables people to use broadband Internet connection to make and receive phone calls. This digital service is in contrast to analog phone line technology. Some VoIP services allow users to phone any telephone number, whether local, long distance, international, or cell. Moreover, now phone adapters are available to allow analog phones to be used for VOIP service. Skype® is an example of a VOIP service which provides free computer-to-computer connections, but charges fees for calls to landlines or cell phones. Learn more in: Lifelong Learning in the 21st Century

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Voice-over-internet protocol. Learn more in: Mobile Network Forensics: Emerging Challenges and Opportunities

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Voice over Internet Protocol is a collection of technology for the full duplex real-time transmission of voice communications and multimedia sessions over the internet. VoIP offers a substantial cost savings over traditional long distance telephone calls. Learn more in: Application of Geospatial Mashups in Web GIS for Tourism Development

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Voice over IP communications. Learn more in: Reviewing Home Based Assistive Technologies

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VoIP (voice over IP) is an IP telephony term for a set of facilities used to manage the delivery of voice information over the Internet. Learn more in: Performance of Mobility Protocols

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Voice over IP functionality allowing to transport both signalization and media streams over IP protocol (usually using SIP and RTP protocols). Learn more in: Practical Experience with New Services and Applications Supported by NGN

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Voice-over-IP. Learn more in: Mobile Network Architecture: Pre-3GPP Generations (GSM, GPRS, and EDGE)

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Refers to voice over Internet protocol. It is the family of technologies that allow IP networks to be used for voice applications, such as telephony, voice instant messaging, teleconferencing, and so forth. Learn more in: Impact of Broadband VoIP on Telecoms: A Cross Country Analysis

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Voice over Internet protocol. Learn more in: Developments of e-Government in Sri Lanka: Opportunities and Challenges

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Voice over IP. Learn more in: Mobile Telecom System Architectures—IMS an Evolution Path Towards IP Convergence

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Refers to voice over Internet protocol. This is the family of technologies that allow IP networks to be used for voice applications, such as telephony, voice instant messaging, teleconferencing, and so forth. Learn more in: Broadband Adoption and Diffusion (BAD): A Framework

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Voice over Internet Protocol Learn more in: Emerging Wireless Networks for Social Applications

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Voice-over-IP. Learn more in: Mobile Network Architecture: 3GPP Generations (UMTS, LTE, and Pre-5G)

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Voice over IP. Learn more in: Medical Privacy and the National Health Information Network Initiative

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Is an acronym for Voice over Internet Protocol. VoIP is an alternative technology for Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) and circuit switching. VoIP technology digitizes and compresses voice conversations into voice packets which are carried over data centric packet switching networks such as the Internet Protocol (IP) networks. Thus VoIP makes creation of new and innovative services possible with greater possibility for cost reduction in phone calls and infrastructure costs due to the widespread availability of IP networks. Learn more in: Quality Analysis of VoIP in Real-Time Interactive Systems over Lossy Networks

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Voice over Internet Protocol. Using Internet protocols for voice communications over local and wide area networks including the public Internet. Learn more in: VoIP Quality and Security Issues for Consumers and Small Businesses

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Voice over Internet Protocol Learn more in: P2P Network Management