Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), sometimes called Voice over Broadband, or Internet telephony, is simply a way to use your existing broadband connection to place voice calls over the Internet, using your PC or laptop plus a set of headphones, or a telephone-like handset, instead of using a phone line. Read the full report at www.icdc.org.uk
Linux Journal Presents: Phil Zimmermann comes to the rescue again with ZRTP, a protocol for securely transfering keys across a VOIP network. Transcript: dark-code.bulix.org
System Requirements: CQ100 requires Windows 2000 or XP with sound card, microphone and speakers (or headset). A reliable internet connection is required with a speed of at least 33.6k dialup.