DragonLogos
Expert Member
IMO only one of the reasons why Telkom will loose market share, people will look to alternatives and it will get to the point very soon were newly built networks will start to take over
http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=643432
"The Webfone requires no separate computer to make VoIP calls. However, when a computer is available, the Webfone can be used as a modem," says Thami Mtshali, CEO of iBurst
Compared to using a traditional fixed-line phone, iCall subscribers save 17% on calls to SA cellphones, 15% on national calls and in excess of 50% to many international destinations, he says.
With iCall, it is cheaper to call a landline number in Australia, China, the UK, USA and most of Europe than it is to call Cape Town from Johannesburg from a traditional landline, he adds
Says it all...
http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=643432
"The Webfone requires no separate computer to make VoIP calls. However, when a computer is available, the Webfone can be used as a modem," says Thami Mtshali, CEO of iBurst
Compared to using a traditional fixed-line phone, iCall subscribers save 17% on calls to SA cellphones, 15% on national calls and in excess of 50% to many international destinations, he says.
With iCall, it is cheaper to call a landline number in Australia, China, the UK, USA and most of Europe than it is to call Cape Town from Johannesburg from a traditional landline, he adds
Says it all...
