Broadband - Voip

With the large number of internet users increasing, there are more and more services which are available for those who want to use the service. And lets start with India which has a large growing number of internet users which is still growing, and to add to this there are now many wifi areas in malls and café’s which allow users to access the internet using the wifi service. This is becoming a major hit in many states and many countries and will be a great success.

I have been using a Netgear Router for around 10 months now and it has been one of the most useful and reliable products ever brought. The wireless router can connect many computers on a wireless network. So no matter where your computer maybe in the house or office, you can connect to the internet easily, as long as your computer has wireless features. For spending over Rs1000 the money is well worth spent, and it is defiantly a product which I would recommend.

India is on the verge of another broadband revolution and this time the old telephone lines or crappy exchnges will not be an excuse for preventing the rural areas from getting broadband at cheaper rates.. the buzz word is wimax Wimax has been launched in cities like Bangalore and Pune and is going to be launched in Mumbai soon.

Reliance wimax has received a very warm welcome from places where it has been launched and reliance wimax has plans to launch is countrywide very soon. Wimax is going to bring the prices of broadband connectivity down by a substantial amount as it doesnt have the last mile connectivity problem and dont need any wires. I will be looking farward for reliance wimax to be launched at New Delhi

Broadband in India is on the rise, there are many broadband providers and now there are signs of wimax and wifi services to be launched. This is a service which will be loved by many users, and has been a service which many people have been waiting for. There is no date as to when exactly this service will be launched in some places, but it is defiantly in the process. Cities like Bangalore already have this service.

The Wi Fi market is increasing everywhere in the world, including India. The last year growth is estimated to be the same this year with more and more people getting the Wi Fi technology. Broadband is just the start for most people and after this there is a lot more to come and to be discovered by people. In India it has been estimated that the wireless market is to grow rapidly in India and has a bright future, so companies who are providing this will get a lot of users and there see growth.

After BT made its announcement that it will allow Sony PSP’s users to use their PSP as VOIP handsets, there has been a survey to ask users what they think and would they use the service. They took out a survey asking PSP users that would they use their PSP as a VOIP phone, and 60% have said yes to this question. The new partnership will allow PSP user to make VOIP, voice, video calls via a wi-fi network.

I have been waiting for a long time for the airport to get wifi enabled and the reason is that its only 5 mins from my place here in Delhi and never has a power cut so when I need a steady connection and want to do some important work I can just drive down to the coffee shop at the Airport and sit there for hours doing my work without worrying about a power cut when I am uploading my work or downloading something important which is a pain when you loose a lot of data.At home I get atleast 3 power cuts every day, although I have a good power back up inverter the problem is that internet connection goes down because the local cable operator doesnt have any power back up atall.