Mobile VoIP Opportunity – REVE Systems
Once Mobile VOIP goes full throttle, the traditional way of conducting and utilizing VOIP will become useless and people will feel like it never existed before. This new generation of mobile communication offers the use of VOIP instead of relying on the existing services provided by mobile companies.
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Mobile VoIP Wars- Who you gonna call?
A new era of communication is dawning. We are in the midst of a great transition from the usual VOIP to the new Mobile Voice over IP or commonly referred to as mVOIP, the new mainstream in mobile communication in the world. This automatically means that the internet usage of mobile phones will surely skyrocket.
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Mobile VoIP In The Year 2014
2014 is said to be an action-packed year when it comes to VoIP. That said, what can we expect to see?
1. Wider subscriber base
While telecom carriers roll out quicker data networks in order to meet the needs of their clients, more and more people will discover that being on a mobile VoIP is cost-effective than paying for minutes using their calling plan. Smart phones are the versions of pocket computers instead of a calling instrument. So consumers must anticipate the same services on their phones that they are accustomed with on their desktops.
2. More competition
Google and Facebook have launched mobile apps that have VoIP features, and this implies that the competition will be more intense in the next year. More chat applications could incorporate VoIP features into their mobile versions so as to increase revenues. Albeit it would not help clients who were already confused by the almost endless services available, further competition will imply lessened prices as well as an expanded feature set.
3. WebRTC Growth
The leading browsers, Chrome and Firefox, are in support of WebRTC and continuously working for mobile device apps. Embedded audio and video features will give rise to new applications that have enhanced and modern features sans having to install special software or plug-ins. With this, you need not have another barrier to mainstream consumer usage.
4. Carrier backlash
Telecommunication companies deem mobile VoIP as a threat to their own revenues. They may start charging premium rates for apps that make use of mobile VoIP this year. But this plan will likely be an “epic fail” over the long haul since subscribers shed their reliance on the usual calling plans.
Such kind of competition will force VoIP providers to differentiate by giving of more features. You might see desktop and mobile VoIP apps borrowing features from one another so as to present a unified front to the subscriber. Mobile VoIP seems to changing the landscape of the telecom industry, whether we like it or not.
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Is it possible to make voip calls through a mobile?
Question by will h: Is it possible to make voip calls through a mobile?
Just wondering, whether it is possible for me to make voip calls that go through my mobile and charge my mobile, then out. Just because I have no signal at home.
Just wondering whether it is possible to make voip calls on my voip phone that charge my mobile phone.
Best answer:
Answer by tazzy_2207
If you can find a download of Skype or other application that does the same thing that is compatible with your phone, then sure. Have a look here http://www.getjar.com and see if they have anything for your phone.
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The Future Of Mobile Communications is WiFi and VOIP
Two of the most exciting areas in the field of mobile technology are WiFi and VOIP, two of the fastest growing segments in the communications industry today. Almost daily one can find new stories pertaining to one of these and how forward thinking companies are embracing the technology and building upon it. It seems that governments and communications companies all over the world are beginning to see the opportunity presented by WiFI technology. Ruckus Wireless and KDDI, Japan’s main telecommunications provider, announced on July 5th of 2011 that they were partnering to bring coast to coast WiFi for the nation of Japan. According to the press release from Ruckus, “Subscribers of KDDI’s packet flat rate plans can now use the new KDDI “au Wi-Fi SPOT” service free of charge with their au Android smartphones in over 10000 locations initially, scaling to 100000 locations by March 2012.” Barbados announced recently in Caribbean 360 that the island nation would have free nationwide WiFi coverage by 11-11-11, thanks to the work of the Barbados Entrepreneurship Foundation or BEF and their work with the government and communications companies to make this long time dream a reality for the Caribbean island nation with many others intending to follow suit. Damian McKinney, CEO of McKinney Rogers, a partner in the initiative, said they wanted the coverage everywhere, “from bus stop to rum shop.” McKinney said that the initiative to provide free nationwide WiFi …
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