It's the 21st century. Mobile phones are on an
exponential rise both in number and in technology. There is one device which does not seem to accept that it has
become obsolete. I am talking about landline telephones. Every classic
television series or movies are filled
with iconic scenes which have characters speaking to each other on landline
telephones.
On the other hand,
modern movies barely portray mobile telephones.
We only need to look at the top 10 highest earning movies of the year 2018; Only
16 times did smartphones appear on the screen. With all the camera features,
processing power, and other miscellaneous attributes the smartphone still
cannot replace landline or cordless telephones entirely.
Landlines vs. IP Phones:
The one significant
advantage and the core reason for landline phones to cling onto life is that IP
phones can be the best hotel
phone and home phone and in
these areas where smartphones cannot replace them. The hotel industry is never
going to go away, also having cordless phones as your home phone has now become a status symbol. Due to these reasons,such phones are still quite prominent.
Also, it is quite essential for business offices to have both landline and cordless phones in large numbers especially hotel
phones are a must for hotel businesses.
Along with
landline phones, a new type of phones has started to gain significant attraction. IP phones are
telephones which use voice over IP technology to make calls. They require an
internet connection between the two users to make a call. With an internet
connection has become a necessity in modern day life this is an exciting new
way.
Conclusion:
Telecomdepot is a website that offers many types of IP phones technology
and has started making strides to grab a
foothold in this sector. Since IP phones have all the features of a standard landline telephone and with the
added benefit that they work on the internet makes them the ideal future for
the telephone industry. It seems like IP phones may be the reason due to which
landline phones become obsolete.
