Whenever I write about landline alternatives such as the Ooma Telo, readers invariably sing the praises of Obihai, a voice-over-IP phone adapter that many say is a better alternative.

Intuitive Voice Technology (IVT), provider of IP PBX phone systems for small and midsize businesses, has finished interoperability testing on Citel’s (lSE:CITE) Portico Telephone VoIP Adapter ...

The ArmorPoint line of I/O products now includes a new EtherNet/IP Adapter, power supply, and backplane extension cable.

Wondering if anyone on ars has picked one up yet, and what their opinion is so far. For those not in the know, it's a standalone box that plugs into your network like a vonage VOIP adapter, only ...

How do I add a second IP address to my network adapter? To add a second IP address to your network adapter, go to Control Panel, open Network and Sharing Center, and click on Change adapter settings.

(1) (Voice Over IP modem) A device that converts Internet-based voice service from the cable or telephone company to the user's telephones. Officially called an analog telephone adapter. (2 ...

As their branch office and teleworker networks grow, companies are increasingly looking to connect remote users to their central phone systems using Voice over IP (VoIP) technology. One way of ...

What does analog telephone adapter actually mean? Find out inside PCMag's comprehensive tech and computer-related encyclopedia.

Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, is a technology that allows phone calls to take place over the internet. IP phones, also known as VoIP phones, come in a number of varieties, depending on an ...

IP phone service provider GoBeam is taking the guesswork out of how many calling minutes to buy with a new flat-fee pricing model that's based on how many phone sets customers have.

Obihai Technology, a leading manufacturer in the Voice over IP endpoint industry and maker of best-selling “OBi” universal voice adapters and IP Phone ...

Designed to pair with Google Voice but compatible with other VoIP providers, this little gizmo promises free (or at least dirt-cheap) phone service for life.