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BICC vs SIP-I BICC (Bearer Independent Call Control) and SIP-I (Session Initiation Protocol – ISUP) are session control protocols, which are used to create, modify and terminate IP based communications such as voice and multimedia services. Both methods are developed to carry ISUP signalling messages over IP based networks. Different releases of 3GPP adapted both […]
VoIP vs SIP | SIP Signalling and VoIP Technology VoIP and SIP are related terms in context of Voice over IP. VoIP is Voice over Internet Protocol and SIP is Session Initiation Protocol. SIP is one of the signalling protocols used in voice over IP. H323 is another Signalling protocol does similar function as SIP. […]
Viber vs Tango Viber and Tango are VoIP applications that are used to make free calls among users via Internet from smart phones. Viber is available only for iPhones at the moment but Tango is available for iPhones as well as android phones. Viber is only having voice call and Tango supports voice as well […]
Viber vs Vonage Facebook Application (Vonage App) Viber and Vonage Facebook App are VoIP applications for smart phones or tablets which uses Apple iOS or Android OS. Viber and Vonage Facebook App give free calling among users who have the same app installed on their devices. Viber offers easy registration with mobile number and Vonage […]
SBC vs Soft Switch in NGN SBC (Session Border Controller) SBC is a Voice over IP device, generally placed in the boundary of the networks to act as back to back user agent. Even though it is a single box logically it handles two main functionality which is signalling and media. It’s an intelligent device […]
SIP-I vs SIP-T The Global voice network is migrating towards IP based communication system. However the existing PSTN network will remain for another couple of years. So the interconnect function between Voice over IP and PSTN plays major role in the voice market these days. Like translation between two languages (English<->Dutch), Mapping of two systems […]
