Wireless VoIP - Description


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Wireless VoIP - Description

Wireless VoIP is a technology that converts voice information into digital data packets, and transmits them wirelessly over a mobile network. Several VoIP telephony companies have recently made deals with wireless carriers that will allow them to combine the two communication technologies more and more over the coming years. Wireless VoIP technology will eventually allow people to make cell phone calls at considerably lower rates.
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