So The Register has pointed out another consumer trend that states:
I don’t need a home phone number because I’m always out.
As it turns out, the demand for a universal number that can be accessible from anywhere, whether it be your home, your car, your mobile phone, or behind your dog’s left ear is very appealing. This is very possible with VoIP.
Tags: VoIPPOSTED IN: Mobile Monitor, VoIP
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Written by Jayvee Fernandez [email] for b5media.
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