We earn a commission from partner links on Forbes Home. Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Yes, landlines still exist. In fact, for some, where cellular coverage is ...

Despite the current obsession with smartphones, cordless phone sales are still going strong, with more models released every year. The latest units include Bluetooth support, baby monitoring and even ...

Long before the idea of hot dog-shaped iPhone cases, Otter Boxen, or even those swappable Nokia face plates, people were just as likely to express themselves with their landline phones.

The data encompasses B2C enterprises. Figures are based on consumer spending on electronic and digital devices used privately either for entertainment (televisions, game consoles, smart speakers ...

The data encompasses B2C enterprises. Figures are based on consumer spending on electronic and digital devices used privately either for entertainment (televisions, game consoles, smart speakers ...

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As the UK government pushes further with its Digital UK strategy, you'd be forgiven for thinking that landline-only deals and home phone calling packages are a thing of the past. Figures from telecoms ...

Just 47pc of homes have a landline phone, as Britons rely more on smartphones and voice calls go out of fashion. It is the ...

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Plus mobile calls have come down in price over the last decade. As a result, 40% of us have stopped using a landline phone altogether, according to new survey from price comparison site Uswitch.

It allows you to make phone calls using an internet connection rather than a traditional analog landline that uses wires or optical fibers. VoIP is also known as internet calling or IP telephony.

Landline operators in the UK will switch every home phone in the UK to an internet-based connection instead of traditional, copper-wire landlines. A total of 14 million lines are affected.