A Quick History

VOIP, or Voice Over Internet Protocol, is a technology that allows people to make voice calls using an internet connection instead of a regular phone line.

Instead of transmitting calls over traditional telephone networks (like landlines), VOIP converts your voice into digital data and sends it over the internet. This makes communication faster, cheaper, and more flexible.

• Lower cost compared to traditional phone service
• Ability to make calls from anywhere with internet
• Extra features like video calls, voicemail to email, and call recording
• Easy to scale for businessess industries.

• Unifi
• WhatsApp
• Zoom
• Google Voice
• Microsoft Teams
• Skype

• When you speak into a VOIP-enabled device (like a phone, computer, or app), your voice is turned into small digital packets. These packets travelf across the internet and reassemble on the receiving end into clear sound — allowing you to talk in real time.