SAN DIEGO, CA--(Marketwired - Nov 10, 2013) - Most people nowadays have done away with their home phone lines, instead preferring to be called on their cellular phones. Traditional landline phone ...

We list the best VoIP services, to make it simple and easy to transform your phone system to an internet-based service. VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) phone systems have become an ordinary ...

Internet telephony companies already offer major cost savings over traditional telephone services, but now they're challenging one another for the title of cheapest of the cheap in an increasingly ...

Few American households use voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) services as their home phone but adoption is growing -- up 20% since June 2005 -- and most users are satisfied with their service. About ...

VoIP and landline phone service have pros and cons, so which is the best fit for your home? It depends on your needs and budget. Here's a rundown of the critical differences between VoIP and landline ...

I've had a phone line free household since I first got a cell phone. Being free from the wires works fairly well, but it has some limitations. To me the cellular phone is like a personal accessory, so ...

At VON this week, supporters claimed Internet telephony has hit the mainstream. But it's still not a must-have product. Photos: Touring VON Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in 2004, ...

As the popularity of voice over Internet Protocol surges, and lawmakers put more pressure on Net phone providers to fully support 911 services, many consumers are asking what exactly they need to know ...

Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology continues to gain subscribers in the home telephone service market, according to San Francisco-based Telephia, a provider of performance measurement ...

I bought a Cisco SPA-2102 VoIP adapter some years ago. I tried a few different voip providers and settled on voip.ms. At $5/month it was the best bang for the buck I could find. I tried other ...

T-Mobile USA is discontinuing its HotSpot@Home phone program. No more free, unlimited VOIP calls via Wi-Fi at home anymore, at least not through T-Mobile. Skype, anyone? The program has been in place ...