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Internet Technology and Web Design: Chapter: 7.2 Current Trends On Internet Topic: 7.2.3 Internet Phone
Internet Technology and Web Design: Chapter: 7.2 Current Trends On Internet Topic: 7.2.3 Internet Phone
Internet Phone
1. The iPhone is an Internet and multimedia enabled smart phone designed and
marked by Apple Inc.
2. The iPhone functions as a camera phone (including text messages and visual
void mail), a portable media player (equivalent to a video iPod), and an Internet
client with e-mail, web browsing and Wi-Fi connectivity - using the phone's multi-
touch screen to render a virtual keyboard in lieu of a physical keyboard.
Working of VOIP
• When user places a call, their computer or VoIP device converts their voice
signals to digital packets.
• Those packets travel through the internet until they reach the final destination.
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During scenario 2 and 3 these processes take place:
The call originates/ passes via a VIOP provider's server also known a soft-
switch.
Once the provider bypasses the call, the call is sent to another provider
who receives the call through internet and then terminates/ delivers it to
the desired destination number.
PC to PC
PC to Phone
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Internet
8. Internet network, VOIP works with many types of internet access, such as
Dial-up
Wi-Fi
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A software application known as a Soft-Phone is a dialer that you
download on your computer or laptop. Whenever you make computer
based phone calls, you are running a VOIP soft-phone application, Skype
for instance.
But they use VoIP technology to transmit our data, voice and video
packets whereas traditional companies use PSTN lines.
For example, routing phone calls over existing data networks to avoid the
need for separate voice and data networks.
13. Flexibility
VOIP can facilitate tasks & provide services that may be more difficult to
implement using the PSTN.
For example, the ability to transmit more than one telephone calls over
same broadband connection. This can make VOIP a simple way to add an
extra telephone line to a home or office.
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