VoIP Now: What's that Graham Bell has forgotten

August 22, 2005

What's that Graham Bell has forgotten

When the faint twang transmitted by Watson reached the ears of Alexander Graham Bell sitting in the next room,the world hailed it as an epoch making invention and a galore of celebrations followed. But amidst these celebrations, a vital aspect has been forgotten by the great Inventor, who threw open the flood gates of human communication with an extra dimension. The costs associated with telephony, especially the enormous burden of footing fat telephone bills in the later years. Rich Nations too started feeling the pinch. This has led increasing numbers of users to make the switch to Voice Over Internet Telephony. With the ability to make free calls throughout most of the world, it is little surprise that the traditional phone invented by Graham Bell now seems out of date compared to the excellence of VoIP. --This post was written by guest author Rambabu Arle. ....fortunately, the saga of inventions and innovations did not come to a grinding halt after Aexander Graham Bell. Human ingenuinity over the years elevated the field of communications to new highs with each new invention. With the emergence of VoIP on the scene, the Communication world has turned a full circle. Yes, what Graham Bell has forgotten has been completely taken care of.No matter in which continent you're stationed in. Talk to your heart's content with anyone stationed in any continent.FREE.music to the ears eh.. Let me put it straight sans mumbo jumbo of technicalities.VoIP or voice Over Internet Protocol is apath breaking technology empowered with a new generation language known as Session Initiation Protocol or SIP will enable the user to talk with anyone who's anywhere in the world through a High Bandwidth Internet Connection.That's all. No other Gadgets. The icing on the cake is its free.The virtue of this technology lies in its adjustability with the traditional Telephony. That is the new technology adds more muscles to your old Telephone.Graham A grand wedding between Bell's Classic invention and contemporary technology.

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