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[Andyabramson.blogs.com] VoIP Watch: I envision the mobile operators offering VoIP that seamlessly hands over the call to IP either by WiFi mode via dual mode phone or to the PC or other SIP soft-client end point. Since IP minutes are less costly, the mobile operators will bundle in buckets of minutes, establish on net to on net calling plans just like they have night time packages that enable the wireless company to have more of the customers talk time run over their platform.

[Voip.weblogsinc.com] The VoIP Weblog: I had read all the stories about how some people had switched from a traditional landline service to VoIP and they couldn't get in touch with emergency services because E911 was not enabled. The issue definitely kept me from switching to a VoIP service for over a year because I kept thinking about the worst case scenario whereby I needed to call the police or an ambulance and my call wouldn't go through and something terrible would happen.

 [Blog.tmcnet.com] SBC Cries Foul and gets cheap access to 10-digit numbers: Basically, SBC cried foul that VoIP service providers such as Vonage were able to get 10-digit phone numbers at a cheaper rate since Net phone providers are exempt from the regulations that the carriers have to go through. Basically, VoIP service providers are able to get telephone numbers directly from their the North American Numbering Plan Administration where as carriers had to go through more complex and expensive regulatory procedures.

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