Ooma Blog
Is PBX better than VoIP?
June 25, 2025
Figuring out the best phone system for your business can be a challenge, especially considering the countless terms that you’re bound to run into. Let’s take a look at PBX and VoIP, for instance. Both acronyms describe certain types of phone systems, which leads to the commonly-searched question: Is PBX better than VoIP?
 | by Husain Sumra |
Pocket Dial Nightmares: Real Stories of Accidental Phone Calls
June 24, 2025
Check out examples of pocket dials that have led to either funny or shocking outcomes and what you can do to avoid making the same mistakes.
 | by Nicole Carey |
Smart scanning: a consumer’s guide to QR code safety
June 17, 2025
Want to order carry-out? Scan the QR code. Need to RSVP to that upcoming event? Use the QR code. Looking to brighten someone’s day? Scan the QR code to send a message. Today, a quick response code, also known as a QR code, can be used for nearly anything across various industries.. Ooma shares tips on how to safely scan QR codes.
 | by Alicia Kalnawat |
4 reasons to integrate QuickBooks Online with Ooma Office
June 17, 2025
Have you ever wished there was such a thing as a QuickBooks phone? Like when you’re knee-deep in invoice preparation and have to reach out to a client because you know they’ve moved, but have no idea where? This is when a customer relationship management (CRM) integration, like Ooma Office for QuickBooks Online, can be even more valuable than a plain old business telephone.
 | by Mark Vogel |
Retro home phone: the vintage landline you didn’t know you needed
June 17, 2025
Everyone may have a smartphone in their palm today, but a retro home phone? That’s a showpiece! Vintage landline phones are functional art that can complete the funky fun look of retro decor while providing a way to connect with friends and family.
| | by Alicia Kalnawat |
Average U.S. Internet Speeds Over Time
June 5, 2025
Internet service enables so much of our professional and recreational activities today that it is difficult to think of the early days of the internet and having to plan for things to take a lot longer. This post includes a fun infographic on internet speeds in the United States and how they have evolved over the decades.
| | by Husain Sumra |