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Hosted IP PBX systems have become a popular option for small and midsize businesses because they provide all of the functionality of a corporate PBX but with much lower upfront costs. They also allow geographically dispersed workers to share the same phone systems and take advantage of traditional office features such as extension dialing and easy conferencing. 8×8s Virtual Office provides a solid hosted IP PBX system that can be set up with little hassle and that is competitively priced. 8×8 also provides its own line of full-featured IP phones to give businesses corporate-oriented phones to work with their hosted IP PBX system.

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The current economy, business climate and technology trends have combined to make this a perfect time for hosted IP PBX systems. 8×8’s Virtual Office is a turnkey system that provides all of the functionality of full-featured corporate PBX systems, without the upfront implementation and management costs. However, much of Virtual Office’s Web-based interface is unintuitive, making ongoing management chores more difficult than they need to be.
– Sometimes events and conditions converge to create a perfect
environment for a specific technology. Given the current economy,
business climate and technology trends, the time seems perfect for
hosted IP PBX systems.
Think of hosted IP PBX as VOIP (voice over IP) systems for business.
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In a reversal of its previous network management policy, AT T decides to stop blocking VOIP calls on the iPhone that bypass AT T’s own voice service. The decision opens the door for the Skype iPhone application, which AT T previously provided connectivity only over Wi-Fi.
– AT amp;T changed its network policy Oct. 6 to permit VOIP iPhone applications most notably Skype that bypass AT amp;T’s own voice service. Previously, the Skype Internet phone service for the iPhone was limited to Wi-Fi connectivity.
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The Google Voice Web calling application and Skype VOIP service are being threatened. The Federal Communications Commission is looking at Google Voice as a potential network neutrality disruption. Meanwhile, courts are looking at whether Skype’s intellectual property is being abused by Skype owner eBay, Skype and investors attempting to buy the bulk of Skype. These are tense times indeed for our beloved Web phone applications.
– News Analysis: What is happening to two of our favorite Web phone applications? They’re being threatened, but in markedly different ways.
First, Google Voice, the Web calling management application. Google Voice gives users a phone number that can forward calls to any other number they want, inclu… Read the rest of this entry »

The Google Voice Web calling application and Skype VOIP service are being threatened. The Federal Communications Commission is looking at Google Voice as a potential network neutrality disruption. Meanwhile, courts are looking at whether Skype’s intellectual property is being abused by Skype owner eBay, Skype and investors attempting to buy the bulk of Skype. These are tense times indeed for our beloved Web phone applications.
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