Ooma Blog
How to tell if a phone number is a VoIP number
June 17, 2022
The technology that powers phone calls has evolved a lot in recent years. These days, fewer and fewer people are relying on traditional copper-wire landline phone systems, instead using cell phones or VoIP phone systems.
 | by Diane Balogh |
What is VoIP caller ID and do you need it?
June 15, 2022
If you’re considering making the switch to a VoIP-based phone system, it’s natural to have some questions about how things work. For many businesses, one area of concern is caller ID.
 | by Husain Sumra |
What is the cost of VoIP calls?
June 14, 2022
Many businesses are moving to VoIP-based systems. The reason for this is clear. It’s possible to save thousands of dollars each year while upgrading your phone service. A traditional business landline will cost between $40 to $50 per line every month. VoIP systems cost significantly less. But how much less?
| | by Diane Balogh |
VoIP callers: What are they and how do they work?
June 1, 2022
It’s hard to imagine life without your phone. You rely on it to keep in touch with friends, dial into conference calls, and reply to emails. And as the way we use phones has changed, so has the underlying technology. Smartphones have been one of the greatest innovations of the past few decades, and they’ve radically changed the way we communicate.
 | by Reno Verdi |
Ooma Office Pro vs. Versature / Net2Phone: Pricing, videoconferencing and language support
March 22, 2022
Comparing pricing between Ooma and Versature depends on your phone call needs. Note that Versature was acquired by Net2Phone in 2018. Since you may still see some websites like Software Advice use the name Versature, we have used Versature in this comparison.
 | by Ayesha Emad |
Ooma fights internet congestion with Adaptive Forward Error Correction technology
January 26, 2022
Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, is a proven, popular way to make phone calls, but the quality of the connection isn’t always ideal. The trouble is sometimes due to internet congestion rather than any problems with hardware, software or the VoIP service provider. That’s why Ooma recently added Adaptive Forward Error Correction (AFEC) technology.
 | by Dennis Peng |