T-Mobile offers landline VoIP
25 February 2008
Last week, T-Mobile added to its HotSpot @Home portfolio a VoIP-based wireline service called Talk Forever Home Phone, released in Seattle and Dallas. The service lets customers make unlimited calls from their home phone. T-Mobile's HotSpot @Home portfolio was launched nationwide in June 2007, when the company rolled out a Wi-Fi-based add-on service for its mobile subscribers (priced at $10 a month). The latest service also marks T-Mobile’s entry into the landline market with a VoIP service targeting T-Mobile cellular customers who have a broadband connection and who still want to use a landline voice service at home. The HotSpot @Home service provides unlimited mobile calling from any T-Mobile Hotspot and open Wi-Fi networks - including home and office-based Wi-Fi routers connected to the Internet.
Last week, T-Mobile added to its HotSpot @Home portfolio a VoIP-based wireline service called Talk Forever Home Phone, released in Seattle and Dallas. The service lets customers make unlimited calls from their home phone. T-Mobile's HotSpot @Home portfolio was launched nationwide in June 2007, when the company rolled out a Wi-Fi-based add-on service for its mobile subscribers (priced at $10 a month). The latest service also marks T-Mobile’s entry into the landline market with a VoIP service targeting T-Mobile cellular customers who have a broadband connection and who still want to use a landline voice service at home. The HotSpot @Home service provides unlimited mobile calling from any T-Mobile Hotspot and open Wi-Fi networks - including home and office-based Wi-Fi routers connected to the Internet.
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