A digital home phone provides much more than a standard local home phone from typical local telecommunication provider. A digital home phone is an instrument of communication that is connected through a high speed digital internet line that uses voice over internet protocol (VoIP). The digital phone adapter can be transported around the world and plugged into any internet connection to provide one with the ability to let others contact them using the local number associated with the digital phone service.

HIP Communications relays the information from the phone adapter through its fiber links around the world to your dear ones in every corner of the world with clarity and reliability. A digital phone requires a reliable high speed internet service (another service offered by HIP Communications) customers won't have to worry about disturbances like poor network, poor signal reception, low voice, unclear voice or echo sounds.

The VoIP system is supported by a data center that is located at the famed 151 Front Street West in the heart of Downtown Toronto, Canada. 151 Front is at the heart of every major Canadian provider's network. Home in some way to all facilities based telecommunications carriers in Canada, 151 Front boasts unparalleled network connectivity. With over 25 fibre optic entrances into 151 Front, network diversity and business continuity are ensured and HIP Communications is located just across the street, where a 100 percent Canadian customer support services is located.

When purchased without high speed internet hip's digital home phone service requires a VoIP Adapter. The VoIP adapter built by Cisco systems guarantees voice clarity when attached through a high speed internet connection. Each phone port operates independently and has 2 voice ports that allow customers to use the ports with separate phone service and phone numbers. This means that customers can also have two telephone lines with one adapter.

Here are some of the features of this high-end phone service:

Features:

Number Porting: With a digital home phone, customers can retain their existing number when changing service providers. These communication services are simple and hassle free.

Private Listing: This feature provides the ability not to share phone numbers publicly through directory services. Private listings secure personal home phone numbers with an unlisted number. This helps customers to retain privacy.

Call Display: Allows customers to see the name and number of the caller on the caller id unit or caller id equipped phone. A user can decide whether or not to answer the call based on who is calling. When Call display is used with call waiting service a service called visual call waiting display this enables customers to see incoming calls while on another call. Digital home phone package can be equipped with this feature.

Call Waiting And Forwarding: While on a call and receiving another call, the phone will beep twice and display information about the waiting call if visual call waiting is purchased. Customers have the ability to accept the second call or let it go to voicemail. Call forwarding can be used to push calls made to a customer's number to virtually any number in the world. You can re-direct calls to your cell phones, workplace phone, or anywhere else.

Additional Phone Numbers: With this feature customers can have a second number in any other calling area in Canada. This feature is excellent for students studying away from home. It can be used after a recent moved and/or those customers who wish to keep an old number, but also have a number in a new local calling area.

Long Distance: With HIP Communications digital home phone service long distance calls will not burn a big hole in customer pockets. With a digital home phone, customers save money on long distance calls by getting better rates than typically offered by traditional local phone companies.

Voicemail: Voicemail comes equipped with basic and enhanced features. This service answers calls when customers are busy and records messages. These messages can be easily retrieved using a handset or any other phone. Basic voicemail can record and store a limited number of messages. Enhanced voicemail can store more messages with longer record times.