Category - The Home Phone Blog

Read blog posts about timeless topics for the Home Phone. There are tens of millions of customers already using or that will move to a VoIP solution. That is because a VoIP home phone offers unbeatable cost savings and amazing service elasticity. Learn how a modern-day VoIP-based home phone differs from a traditional landline. Find the Best and the Home Phone providers to avoid. Consult useful resources and checklists.

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Compare Now Rogers Home Phone and VoIPly

In today’s fast-paced digital age, communication plays a vital role in our personal and professional lives. Traditional landline services have been a staple for decades, but Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology has emerged as a viable alternative, offering numerous advantages. This comparison will explore two popular communication options:...

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The Residential Use of VoIP. A Powerful Revolution on Connectivity

In recent years, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) has rapidly gained popularity, revolutionizing the way people communicate at home. VoIP technology enables voice calls to be transmitted over the Internet, providing an efficient and cost-effective alternative to traditional landline services. With its numerous advantages, such as affordability...

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Is the Almighty Mobile better than a VoIP Phone?

Considering the great powers of today’s Smartphone, this would seem counterintuitive. However, it is important to examine the facts. In the absence of affordable telecommunication services, many homeowners wonder if they would be better off using mobile phones exclusively for their daily telecommunication needs. It is a legitimate question, as traditional...

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The Most Powerful VoIP Star Codes Unleashed

All the features, known as “calling features” on VoIP lines are available as star codes. To use the VoIP star codes simply put the phone on speaker mode, and then dial the “*” followed by two or three digits codes. Most residential VoIP providers use two digits. On the other hand business providers will extend to up to 3 digits.

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How to Avoid Roaming Charges when Traveling

We live in a world where life without data connectivity seems to be a different dimension. The fact is, there are mobile phones roaming everywhere. Whether you are at home or at work, you are stuck in transit, in your home country, or abroad; online connectivity has become a basic human necessity along with air, shelter, water, and food.

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Compare Best Residential VoIP ATA in Canada

There are many VoIP providers that support BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) which gives flexibility to the end-user to supply their own ATA (Analog Telephone Adapter). This is a good option for users that are technically savvy. Using BYOD may result in significant savings and is a good way for providers to save on costs.

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Find a Bell Alternative Now

Sometimes is hard to escape, and sometimes it looks like there is no Bell alternative. Here is the thing, all through Canada Bell is a household name. After all, it has been in business for over 140 years. Starting with landline telephone service and later launching cell phone service. Then, years later Bell launched Internet DSL and Satellite TV services...

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2020 Excellent Choice Awards

GoneVoIP, the best-specialized site in helping Canadians chose telecom providers, announces the winners of the 2020 EXCELLENT CHOICE AWARDS.

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Easy and Fast Way to Improve Online Communications

Whenever we use any sort of online communication software such as Google Hangouts or take a Zoom call, there is always the dreaded background noise that could make it difficult to hear the person on the other end. Thankfully, there are software programs or apps like Krisp that help resolve that.

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Best Internet for Working From Home

It has been a while since most of us have been working from home. However many may have found the internet connection and speeds are less than ideal. With all the different devices at home consuming the bandwidth during the day is no wonder.