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Shall we consider VoIP a mass technology or class technology? The findings of recent Forrester report eventually poses this question, at least in Europe.

In its latest report, the research firm claims that VoIP is not so wide spread in a strict sense. Only eight percent of European consumers have embraced the technology, although most of the customers in the continent have heard of VoIP.

The reason of law-rate adoption is lack technical knowledge among the users despite the constant efforts led by companies to provide voice services in the handheld devices.

We can not also deny the fact that the poor call quality and call failure of VoIP services in comparison to traditional landline or mobile services is also responsible for the low adoption of this latest voice technology.

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Voice on the Net Coalition Europe, which includes large suppliers like Google, Intel, Microsoft, and Skype, was launched on Friday to respond to regulatory proposals made by the European Commission …

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The telephone regulators of European Union (European Union) have pitched for uniform rules and regulations on VoIP usages through out the 27 member nations.
The decision to frame harmonized …

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Truphone has alleged that mobile phone operators are chocking the growth of VoIP industry. The allegation is apparently against the two leading mobile giants, Vodafone and Orange who removed …

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Shall we consider VoIP a mass technology or class technology? The findings of recent Forrester report eventually poses this question, at least in Europe.
In its latest report, the research …

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According to a Research and Markets study, Hosted VoIP Services in Europe, European companies are more willing than their U.S. counterparts to make the management of their VoIP services an external …