Voice over the Internet, so far, has been a game of cheap minutes, shoddy quality, and unreliable connections. It’s also been a money-losing proposition. The promise of voice being free has remained just that - a promise. Palo Alto-based startup Ooma promises to resolve those frustrations in September 2007 while offering free voice calls for life. The simplicity of the box masks complex technology. You plug it into your broadband connection and you are all set to go. You pick a number of your choice on the website. If you have an old fashioned landline, you can plug it into the box as well. A port allows you to connect to the kind of home phone network that most homes already have.http://gigaom.com/2007/07/19/ooma/
http://blogs.zdnet.com/ip-telephony/?p=2059
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