Learn how to install FreePBX on Linux to build a free, enterprise-grade VoIP phone system. Step-by-step guide for Debian 12, Asterisk, SIP trunks, and avoiding common setup mistakes.
VoIP phones need electricity to run, while landlines work during power outages because they draw power from phone lines. Learn why this difference matters for your business and how to stay connected during outages.
FXS and FXO ports let you connect analog phones and landlines to modern VoIP systems. Learn how they work, when to use each, and how to avoid common setup mistakes in 2025.
Compare G.711 and G.729 codecs for VoIP bandwidth usage. Learn which one saves bandwidth, which one sounds better, and how to choose based on your network, call volume, and budget.
Decentralized oracles bring real-world data into blockchains securely by using multiple independent sources to verify information. They prevent smart contracts from failing due to manipulated or unreliable data.
Screen sharing during VoIP calls transforms remote collaboration by letting teams view and interact with live content in real time. It cuts meeting time, reduces miscommunication, and replaces file exchanges with instant, visual guidance.
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VoIP and social media integration lets businesses track customer interactions across calls, tweets, DMs, and WhatsApp - cutting resolution time by 37% and boosting satisfaction. Learn how it works, which tools to choose, and why it’s essential in 2025.