Japan Comms to Offer Mobile VoIP
June 3, 2008
By Anonymous
COMMUNICATIONS Japan Communications is to launch internet-based mobile phones that would allow users to transmit calls using VoIP (voice over internet protocol).
The telecoms firm is reportedly considering charging users a fixed monthly rate that would allow them to make unlimited calls via internet networks. The scheme may launch as early as July.
Japan Communications experienced a US$18.9m loss in 2007. According to Reuters, it hopes the strategy will help turn a $5.7m profit in 2009.
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