http://www.VoIP-i.com/VoipInfo/VoIPTechnology/index.php http://www.VoIP-i.com/rss/VoIPTechnologyTips.xml VoIP Technology from VoIP-i In traditional landline phones, the voice is transmitted as analog audio signals. However, in VoIP, the signals are transmitted as digital data to the person being called. The computer or VoIP phone picks up the voice and converts them to digital data allowing it to transfer via the Internet. Sat, 11 Jul 2009 14:22:36 -0600 http://www.VoIP-i.com/VoipTips/2.php http://www.VoIP-i.com/VoipTips/2.php VoIP is transmitted digitally. This means that the audio quality of VoIP is very good. However, if there is a lag in your broadband internet connection it will mean distorted audio quality or delayed transmission and reception of digital data. This is why it is very important that your intern Sat, 11 Jul 2009 14:22:36 -0600 http://www.VoIP-i.com/VoipTips/20.php http://www.VoIP-i.com/VoipTips/20.php As you may know, 911 calls are emergency calls with operators equipped with caller ID. In VoIP calls the emergency dispatcher cannot accurately pinpoint your exact location. 911 through VoIP phones are unreliable. However, companies today are developing ways to make it more reliable for VoIP p Sat, 11 Jul 2009 14:22:36 -0600 http://www.VoIP-i.com/VoipTips/12.php http://www.VoIP-i.com/VoipTips/12.php Everything here is © VoIP-i, Copyright 2009, All Rights Reserved Worldwide.