July 2005 Archives

The newly opened online Voxilla Canada Store stocks the entire line of products and accessories that are currently offered on the Voxilla Store but are represented in Canadian currency, at prices comparable to those in the US store.

Voxilla Canada will offer free standard shipping throughout the country for its entire product line. Among the products carried by Voxilla Canada are VoIP adaptors and IP phones manufactured by Intertex, Grandstream, Leadtek, Linksys/Sipura, Polycom, SipCPE and others. Starting later this year Voxilla will also publish expanded Canada-specific content on the new Voxilla Canada web site.

Before you venture into the world of search engine promotion, make a plan of action.

1) Choose your keywords
2) Design your site
3) Optimize your site
4) Get your site listed
5) Wait
6) Analyze your traffic and ranking trends
7) Further Optimize your site
8) Go back to step 5.

(Excerpted from Article of ADDWEB)

This is a converter to convert your PSTN phone line to your VOIP phone. It is a feature product to call forward tool between your VOIP number and your local phone number or cell phone number.

Compatible with Cisco, Grandstream and Sipura VoIP adaptors only.

For a detailed overview of the capabilities of the SIPCPE FX200, please visit http://www.sipcpe.com/fx200.html
Now you can use your VOIP service to make and receive telephone calls even when you're out of the office, with SIP CPE Sources' FX-200 VoIP Port Converter.

The majority of the 1 and 2 port gateways and analog terminal adapters on the market are not configured with an FXO or Line port. With the FX200, you can use "Transit In" and "Transit Out" functions with your gateway or analog terminal adaptor in conjunction with your VOIP service.

When you use the Internet or weaver some webpages, some tools are must have.

This is the site of Peter Forret.
1) FORRET TOOLS
You will find following handy tools:
Color converter: convert RGB to CMYK/HSV color spaces
HTML encoder: convert special chârãçtérs to valid encoded HTML
HTTP Analyzer: check HTTP headers
Speed Analyzer: check your connection speed to different continents
Webjay wizard: auto-create audio playlists and use embedded Real/ WM/ Flash player
StereoSearch: use 2 search engines simultaneously

This is a IP phone provider based on Great Vancouver, BC Canada.

Let's see how it works.

For my parents in Shanghai, I think it is better to buy it and send the adapter to them. Connect it to the high speed internet and plug the regualar phone set.
I can call them with （604） area code to them as a local phone call.
This is a way I will use it. Another one is I use it instead of my currently Telus phone service.
Their rate is cheaper than that of Telus.

Grandstream Mini 286 is the name on SipHardware. It is native name should be HandyTone 286 Analog Telephone Adaptor from its manufacturer.

When use this adaptor with VOIP service, just link it to your internet port by RJ45 and the other RJ11 port to your regular phone set.
You don't need setting it yourself, if you buy it from the VOIP services provider.

This is from Fierce VOIP

The foundation of VoIP networks and VoIP technology is a set of protocols called H.323. These protocols were established by the Telecommunications Sector of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU-T). H.323 specifies components, protocols, and procedures for real-time point-to-point and multipoint multimedia communication over packet-based networks. It also sets interoperability guidelines for communication between H.323-enabled networks and other conferencing standards.

From Vonage

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a reliable technology for transmitting ordinary telephone calls over your internet connection using packet linked routes, also called IP Telephony . Internet Protocol involves the transmission of telephone calls over a data network like the Internet that can reach any telephone on the public-switched telephone network (PSTN).

From WIKIPEDIA

Voice over IP (also called VoIP, IP Telephony, and Internet telephony) is the routing of voice conversations over the Internet or any other IP network. The voice data flows over a general-purpose packet-switched network, instead of the traditional dedicated, circuit-switched voice transmission lines.

From Encarta Reference

Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) is a method for making telephone calls over the Internet by sending voice data in separate packets, just as e-mail is sent. Each packet is assigned a code for its destination, and the packets are then reassembled in the correct order at the receiving end. Recent technological improvements have made VOIP almost as seamless and smooth as a regular telephone call.