Wow! I thought I was quoted once in the Boston Globe and I just finished blogging about the story entitled Plugging Into The Future but it seems I made another article as well. This one talks about hybrid cellular WiFi phones and the coming marriage of the two. My quote explains how terrible today's home cordless phones are. I truly believe replacing the home cordless phone is a great opportunity for today's VoIP providers! WiFi telephony is a shining star in our industry's universe. Here is the story: Hybrid phones hold promise of cellular, VoIP.
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