Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Telefonica Launches "2 Numbers, 1 Phone" Service

Many people use multiple mobile phone numbers, often to separate work from personal calling, or to reduce long-distance charges across national borders. Most often the use of different numbers requires use of separate phones, in other cases only different subscriber information modules.

Telefonica has introduced a "Second Line" service that allows use of two discrete numbers on a single phone and using a single SIM, with services provided by fonYou, a Barcelona-based cloud telephony company.

http://ipcarrier.blogspot.com/2011/02/fonyou-mobile-cloud-telephony-for.html

The Second Line service also enables visual voicemail, a real-time call register and advanced filtering and blocking functions for incoming calls.

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1 comment:

voip phone services said...

This is true. People around the globe are fed up of high bills charged by the ordinary land line service providers. Now they are definitely in a mood to try something different. A strong substitute in the form of voip is available. Obviously, in the hard times, low cost items are more popular.

March 3, 2011 at 11:13:00 AM MST

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