How to Make Cheap VoIP / SIP Calls Worldwide using Tpad: 1. Create a Tpad VoIP Account. Enter your details into the sign up form and verify your email address to get your own Tpad SIP Number eg 1700123 2. Download Softphone or Use Nokia Mobile. Download a PC Softphone to use with a PC and headset; or alternatively use Tpad settings with a Nokia E or N mobile phones (E65, E61, N95, N97 etc.) 3. Make a FREE Test Call. Simply dial the Test Call number to check the great Tpad call quality and make sure everything is working. 4. Buy Tpad Credit. Use Cash, Credit Card, Moneybookers, PayPal or Google Checkout etc. Make low cost calls to normal phones and mobiles worldwide. 5. Make FREE Calls to other Tpad users worldwide providing you are in credit by more than . Receive calls on your Tpad number and forward to your mobile or landline at low rates. You need one of these devices to use Tpad: Tpad can be used with any VoIP / SIP phone device that is set-up with your personal settings (Tpad Number and Password) and Tpad SIP server settings (sip.tpad.com). Here are the common types of devices you can use. PC Softphone + Headset A softphone is a free program for your PC that acts like a phone. You need a good headset and microphone to use it. All SIP softphones will work with Tpad. This is the most common way Tpad is used. IP Phone This is an actual phone but connects directly to your Internet port on your Broadband Router instead of a Telephone Line. Your PC does not need to be on ...
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Friday, November 25, 2011
Is It Worth Investing in a Cheap Landline?
It was once predicted that the advent of mobile telecommunications would kill domestic landline connections almost overnight. Many years on, the majority of households here in the UK still have landline connections. Even many student households bother to set up their own landlines when the term of their tenancy at a property is rarely longer than one year.
Nevertheless there is a sizeable minority of people who make do without a landline connection. If you fall into this category then you may find that adding a terrestrial phone connection to your property is unnecessary; on the other hand, you may find that getting a cheap landline can save you money.
One of the situations in which a domestic telephone connection is unlikely to save you money is if you already have one of the most comprehensive mobile phone contract deals available - one which includes unlimited call time to landline numbers and mobile number on any network. Even in this situation, many mobile phone operators will charge considerable premiums for calls made to geographically non-specific numbers. These can very quickly mount up to cost more than they would on cheap landline deals.
If you have an average mobile phone package that includes around 500 minutes, you may find it easier than you think to exceed your contract limit and therefore incur extra charges from your provider. Particularly for people who regularly make longer phone calls, for example to relatives or partners who do not live locally, adding a cheap landline subscription to this mobile phone contract can often save on costs. Calls from landlines are far cheaper than those made from a mobile phone once you exceed your contract limit.
As well as these benefits, you may make savings on internet usage. If you do not already subscribe to a cable television or broadband service, you may find yourself unable to connect to the Internet via a domestic connection. This is because the alternative to cable internet, ADSL internet, relies upon telephone connections to transmit data. In many cases this will force you either to use your mobile phone for all internet use, which can be both inconvenient and expensive, or to pay an additional charge for a mobile broadband dongle to connect to your home computer. These can often be expensive and the data limits are often stingy, frequently resulting in users having to pay a premium rate once they have exceeded their allowance.
Perhaps the best method to work out whether you would save money with a domestic phone line is to do the maths. Although this can be unpleasant, you will thank yourself in the long run if your calculations prove to save you money. All you have to do is work out the total cost of calls on your mobile phone in any given month (it is best to average the cost over several months rather than use your most recent bill). Add this to the total cost of internet usage on your mobile phone or broadband dongle. Compare this figure to the total cost of those calls and that internet usage on the cheapest possible landline deal. Whilst this is by no means a definitive answer to the question, it will give you a rough idea of the potential for a landline to save you money.
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
TP - How are you 30"
Client: TP; Category: Telecom; Advertisement of cheap connections from fixed line phones to mobiles. The spot makes use of a popular song from the communist era: „how are you, my darling, how are you..."
Saturday, November 19, 2011
CFC-50 Commission Inaugural Meeting
The CFC-50 Commission, co-chaired by former members of Congress Beverly Byron and Thomas Davis, convened its first meeting on September 13, 2011. The commission will advise the Director of the US Office of Personnel Management on strengthening the integrity, the operation, and effectivencess of the CFC to ensure its continued growth and success.
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