Well, you could buy advertising. Hmm. Expensive. It is easy
to spend several thousands of dollars A MONTH through Google.

You could buy text links. Also expensive - and rapidly losing
effectiveness in the search engines. Just 100 links can set
you back upwards of $2,000. But you need THOUSANDS of links
for most niches.

You could buy the "Latest and Greatest" black-hat technique -
whether that be "blog and ping", "tag and ping", log-file
spamming, blog-comment spamming, or whatever else some clever
whiz-kid has come up with. The problem is, by the time the
whiz-kid releases it to you, it is already past its sell-by
date. Too bad, you missed the boat. And maybe you got your
site banned too.

But did you know that there is one, rock-solid, technique that
has been quietly working since the very beginning of the
internet, is completely immune to changes in search engine
algorithms, is 100% legitimate and ethical, takes very little
time, and costs almost nothing?
Read more ….

Posted via email from unitec’s posterous

Well, you could buy advertising. Hmm. Expensive. It is easy
to spend several thousands of dollars A MONTH through Google.

You could buy text links. Also expensive - and rapidly losing
effectiveness in the search engines. Just 100 links can set
you back upwards of $2,000. But you need THOUSANDS of links
for most niches.

You could buy the "Latest and Greatest" black-hat technique -
whether that be "blog and ping", "tag and ping", log-file
spamming, blog-comment spamming, or whatever else some clever
whiz-kid has come up with. The problem is, by the time the
whiz-kid releases it to you, it is already past its sell-by
date. Too bad, you missed the boat. And maybe you got your
site banned too.

But did you know that there is one, rock-solid, technique that
has been quietly working since the very beginning of the
internet, is completely immune to changes in search engine
algorithms, is 100% legitimate and ethical, takes very little
time, and costs almost nothing?

Read more ….

Posted via email from unitec’s posterous

A IP-telephony device can be classified in three general categories:

• end stations (such as phones),
  
• gateways and routers,
  
• and controllers.

Hardware and software VoIP phones
There are two types of VoIP phones: hardware and software.

• A hardware phone is a physical device, very similar to your common phone; it has a handset, dialpad, etc. The only thing that is different from your ordinary phone is that it connects to an Ethernet network rather than a telephone network. IP phones are built with all the necessary hardware (and software) to digitize your voice (i.e., codecs) as well as setup and make calls (i.e., signaling and transport).
  
• Software-only phones, or “soft” phones, use the PC’s capabilities to communicate with other PC’s over the Internet, by using the PC’s sound card, CPU and network card as part of the phone’s hardware, and thus, enable a PC to become an IP phone.
  

IP-telephony Gateway
A IP-telephony Device is a device that connects the VoIP network to your public telephone network (PSTN). In this way, you can make calls and receive them, from your PTSN, even if you are using an IP-based system, just like your traditional phone. Depending on the type of the gateway, they are equipped with analog/digital interfaces in order to connect to your local telephone company. With so many options available today, gateways are also capable of transcoding (changing the signal from one codec version to another so that the IP-telephony device can communicate with the rest of the network). For example, a gateway uses G.729 codec, while your PTSN network uses a G.711 codec.

IP-telephony Routers
IP-telephony Routers are devices that decide where the IP datagrams should go, between networks, from the source to the destination. IP-telephony Routers are inter-network equipments that help a LAN connect to a WAN; therefore the router’s capability to ensure correctly handled high-priority traffic is very important. Since WAN speeds have generally less bandwidth than a LAN, proper packet queuing and prioritization is in order to ensure good voice quality across the path.

Jim Francisto
IP-telephony
Free Online TV
Reverse Cell Phone

It works similar to the native Visual Voicemail of th iPhone and allows you:

• return calls,
• delete messages,
• display caller-id information,
• listen to messages,
• move messages,
• list messages and
• change voicemail settings.

To use this service you only need to install An additional software on your Asterisk box. Asterisk is an Open-Source VoIP PBX.

Jim Francisto
Voip Phone
Reverse Cell Phone
TV Guide Channel

The extension is ready to use for these voip services:
• Free World Dialup
• Gizmo
• VoIPStunt
• VoIPCheap
• Abbeyphone

Product feature
• Video support
• One-click call feature to dial a phone number directly from the web page you are browsing
• Can be used with any SIP provider
• VoIP accounts can be provided by Abbeyphone (internet calls are FREE. PSTN call rates are listed here)
• Can be used with any SIP provider
• all voip funcitonality
• Available languages are English and Italian
• absolutely free.

Jim Francisto
VoIP
Voip Blog
Free Online TV

For one year I don’t use traditional phone line anymore. I prefer to call via voip.

Why to pay so much money to the phone companies when you can get it nearly for free.

But until now I couldn’t use voip with my Cell Phone. So I gave a brand new voice over ip applet a try. This is a free tool for your Cell Phone and PC to make free calls with voip.

It’s as easy and sending an instant message.

Voip phone calls fully integrated for your Cell Phone Brand new Internet Voip service for Cell Phones.

It’s really easy.
Only download a plug-in and install it, and select Internet Call for your calls.

The plug-in works on

• E65
• N80
• N95
• E61i

These are the of the features:

• Call forwarding
• Unlimited free calls
• AIM, Yahoo! Messenger, Google Talk, Gizmo users, and Windows Live Messanger.
• Free calls to cell phone and landline= using the All Calls Free plan.
• Web based account management
• Free voicemal
• Unlimited free calls

For a a small fee a year, you additionally can receive unlimited Call Ins.

The little software tool is easy to configure and to install and offers a fully integrated voip solution.

Never miss an incoming ip call, setup call forwarding and have those calls forward to your cellular phone number.

You can call any user or SIP number on the same network for free. Since anyone can join it using their PC, invite your friends to get morefree voice over ip calls!

In depth, step-by-step instructions with screen shots are available for this little software tool.

Jim Francisto
VoIP
Voip Blog
Free Online TV

]]> http://www.blog.voips4u.com/130/extreme-cheap-cell-phone-calls-over-the-internet/feed/ http://www.blog.voips4u.com/129/skype-for-mobile-phones/ http://www.blog.voips4u.com/129/skype-for-mobile-phones/#comments Fri, 27 Jun 2008 09:38:13 +0000 admin http://www.blog.voips4u.com/?p=129 Call With Your Cellular Phone With Skype
Make cost-effective calls to any destination. Call Skype users to their PCs.
Call with your Cellular Phone from anywhere by using Skype IP-Telephony.

IM+ for Skype is a mobile IM client with an optimized Web site to access Skype via your browser with your Cellular Phone.

IM+ for Skype is a fully mobile application enabling text and voice communication with other Skype users and provide cost-effective calling to landlines and mobiles.
IM+ for Skype works without need of WiFi. It works in any network. It takes less than a moment to get up and running.. To send messages is as simple as typing SMS messages.
IM+ for Skype runs on these devices
Windows Mobile Pocket PC
Java devices
BlackBerry handheld devices
Palm OS
Symbian S60 v3 mobile phones
iPhone

IM+ for Skype is a service that permit users to call for a low fee. Look which of your friends are online and chat with Skype users.
Use IM+ for Skype atANY wireless network
ANY mobile device
ANY destination

IM+ for Skype is from SHAPE Services, a Germany-based company, well-known for making mobile IM clients. They charge a small fee for the application, and no recurring monthly subscription. By buying IM+ you are entitled to all your software updates and upgrades.
IM+ for Skype is a good enrichment for your Windows Mobile Pocket PC to call via VoIP Telephony to your friends.

Jim Francisto
VoIP
Voip Blog
Free Online TV

]]> http://www.blog.voips4u.com/129/skype-for-mobile-phones/feed/ http://www.blog.voips4u.com/128/how-to-select-a-voip-service-provider/ http://www.blog.voips4u.com/128/how-to-select-a-voip-service-provider/#comments Fri, 27 Jun 2008 09:31:01 +0000 admin http://www.blog.voips4u.com/?p=128 How to select the best VoIP service provider

There are millions of VoIP service providers providing services to the customers. So, when you want a VoIP phone service, it may be very difficult for you to find the best VoIP service provider. The following tips will help you to %select the best VoIP service provider.

See the reviews - VoIP provider reviews will help you to find out the best VoIP provider. VoIP provider reviews let you know the good and the bad things about the service providers. Once you know about them, you can analyse them and then select the best one for you.

Find the extra features

Go through VoIP provider reviews and find out the different features offered by the VoIP service providers. Caller ID, call transfer, call waiting, repeat dial, 3-way calling, return call are some of the value added features and services that the providers offer. Before you opt for such services find out whether they are free or paid services.

Compare the call charges
First compare the call charges of different VoIP service providers. The call charges are different for different service providers. The call charges are also different for different destinations. Depending on your destination to which you call, you can choose the provider. Again your usage will determine which service provider you should use. If you are a heavy user, then choose the service provider who offers cheaper options for heavy use. If you are a light user, then choose the provider who provides small cheap packages.

Local Area Codes in Your Region

You should find out whether the service providers provide local area codes in your region or not. If they do, then it is good for you. If a service provider does not provide a local area code in your region, do not go for him, because then all the calls you make will be long distance calls and you will have to bear more.

Call Coverage to Other Providers
Find out what are the call coverages offered by the service providers. Some offer call coverage to other VoIP service providers and some others offer to phones also. Sometimes, they offer free calls for the calls made to the same service provider. VoIp service reviews will let you know everything about it.

Reviews will also help you in deciding the best VoIP provider by helping to find out about the other features like

·local number portability
·provision of alternate numbers
·facility to emergency services
·how easy the service is to use
·quality of service
·price for installation and so on.

Provider reviews will help you in every way to find out the best VoIP service provider.

Jim Francisto
VoIP
Voip Blog
Free Online TV

]]> http://www.blog.voips4u.com/128/how-to-select-a-voip-service-provider/feed/ http://www.blog.voips4u.com/127/to-buy-a-voip-or-an-analog-pbx/ http://www.blog.voips4u.com/127/to-buy-a-voip-or-an-analog-pbx/#comments Fri, 27 Jun 2008 09:28:31 +0000 admin http://www.blog.voips4u.com/?p=127 To stay with your trusty TDM based PBX telephone system or toss everything out in favor of a Voip phone system?

Why to reject services which would promise to enhance the productivity?
Substitute it all for a brand new Voice over IP phone system and take all the benefits this new technology offers.

How to proceed?

You can decide whether to have:
- analog,
- digital, or
- IP phones
each desk and if to go with VoIP phone services or TDM to connect with the outside world. Some systems will still permit to mix and match.

Which one to choose?
VoIP?
TDM?
or Both?
Why not?

Most any phone system that handles more than a few phone handsets gives you the option on how to connect phones to the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network).

A pure Voip phone system completely operates in the IP world from handset to call termination. The PBX equivalent is the IP PBX. The IP PBX is generally a software running on a Linux system. Handsets are referred to as SIP phones.
SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is the switching protocol that controls the phone calls over the Internet. Calls between subscribers of the same Voip service provider completely stay on the network and never enter the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network). Calls to and from non-subscribers are terminated to the PSTN at the provider’s location.

Usually you can mix and match purely digital and TDM phone systems, purely analog phone systems and purely VoIP phone systems. A Voip system may well have FXS (Foreign Exchange Subscriber or Station) ports to connect to analog handsets, as do traditional PBX phone systems. The phone service connection can be ISDN, T1, analog or SIP Trunking.

Usually modern Voip PBX phone systems offer a broader range of handset and phone service connection options than legacy PBX systems. But before you plan to replace your phone system, you may consult a skilled expert or search for relevant information in one of the many Voip Review Sites you’ll find online.

Jim Francisto
VoIP
Voip Blog
Free Online TV

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