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WorldxChange,one of the largest VoIP service providers of New Zealand is now the first converged IP carrier of the country with the deployment Ensim Unify solutions over BroadSofts BroadWorks hosted communication platform to activate and manage its hosted VoIP services for business and residential customers.

Ensims Unify solution has been pre-integrated with BroadSofts BroadWorks softswitch and a bunch of UC (Unified Communications) applications necessary for the fast and easier launch of a complete platform.

With fifteen pre-configured service managers for UC applications including Windows SharePoint Services, Microsoft Exchange 2003, Live Communication Server, and Faxing and Mobile Messaging, Ensim Unify facilitates creation and delivery of extra revenue-generating service bundles.

The Devices Service Manager of Ensim Unify solution enables WorldxChange to configure any type of customers SIP phones and other VoIP devices.

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In a bid to dominate New Zealand VoIP market, Philips has introduced two VoIP phones, Skype VoIP321 and Windows Live Messenger (LM) VoIP433 for the residential users as well business enterprises.

The common feature of both these cordless phones is that they operate on DECT (Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telephone) technology and enable the users to make and receive calls on both PSTN and VoIP networks from a single handset.

The VoIP321 is a Skype phone because of its Skype features such as free web calls to Skype users, conferencing, Skype IM and file transfer. Besides these, it displays online friends, enables landline calls through SkypeOut and SkypeIn services. It has 10 hours talk time and 100 hours standby.

While, the VoIP433 has been designed for Microsoft. It facilities customers to call and connect to other users listed in the Windows Live Messenger contact list.

The cost of Philips VoIP321 is NZ$189.98 and NZ$229.95 for Philips VoIP433.

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It is now almost everywhere. The Jajahs web-dialing VoIP service has now a number of new destinations. Particularly, the phone-to-phone VoIP Service of Jajah is rapidly gaining momentum in New Zealand.

Jajahs web-dialing VoIP service uses regular phones to make VoIP calls over the internet. It is quite easier for the general people to access the VoIP service than the headset or specialty phone approach, which we generally find in Skype.

For such service, registration is free. So much so, the calls between registered users are free to certain destinations. The VoIP Company has made calls free for the New Zealand customers when they contact their relatives in Australia, England, Japan, USA and other European nations. However, there is a discounted calling rate for other destinations.

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