The call being made or received with VoIP is carried over the Internet. If you call a phone that is using PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) then they are not using the Internet for the voice transmissions. All calls made from VoIP though are indeed Internet.
Telephone conversations carried over the Internet or local networks is commonly transmitted through a protocol known as Voice over Internet Protocol, often abbreviated as VOIP or VoIP.
VoIP
VoIP is voice over internet protocol. In digital telephones voip is the calls made in wireless telephones like cellphones which uses internet.
VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol. It takes analog phone signals and transfers them to digital so you are able to make free phone calls over the internet. This especially comes in handy for over seas calls.
VOIP stands for voice over internet protocol. This is used when you make phone calls over your internet connection instead of using a telephone connected through a phone line.
VoIP refers to Voice over Internet Protocol, which basically means it is carried over the Internet. Therefore, it can be used with any Internet connection such as ADSL, cable, 3G, at an Internet cafe etc. VoIP has never used traditional telephone lines.
voip = voice over internet protocol
Some ISP offer these kind of phone internet services as well. Check out IVC Telecom. Internet Voice Communication
VoIP, Voice over Internet Protocol.
VoIP stands for Voice Over Internet Protocol and is a software which is used to communicate over the internet using a microphone which is connected to your computer. The drawback to this is that you must be at your computer in order to make your call compared to the portability of a cell phone, however, using VoIP is free.
Yes you can make both local and long distance phone calls using Voip (Voice Over Internet Program). However, Voip is most cost effective when making international or long distance phone calls.