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Internet telephony is the way of the future, everybody knows by now. And, currently, competition among VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) providers, the companies who use the Internet for relaying phone calls, is heating up. Israeli-Austrian VoIP...
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Internet telephony is the way of the future, everybody knows by now. And, currently, competition among VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) providers, the companies who use the Internet for relaying phone calls, is heating up. Israeli-Austrian VoIP startup Jajah is lowering its rates from Israel to 16 agorot a minute. "Israel was always a central market for us, and now it is also one of the fastest-growing markets around," said Roman Scharf, one of Jajah's cofounders. Scharf is an Austrian entrepreneur who founded the company in 2005, along with Daniel Mattes. Jajah has also included Israel on its list of countries in which one can make free phone calls through Jajah, if the conversation is between two registered users of the service. Previously, the price was dozens of agorot per minute and varied between call destinations. In contrast to Skype, Jajah's service is possible without needing ear phones, a microphone or a computer-connected telephone. After entering the desired phone... See less 
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