Most public spaces offer free Wi-Fi—so much so that we rely on it for our mobile devices. Even at home, most networks support wireless connectivity. It lets us roam with our laptops or stream from devices in different rooms and on separate floors.
For over a decade, we’ve enjoyed cordless landline phones. While many VOIP phones now come cordless, the base still plugs in via Ethernet. Wireless (Wi-Fi) phones lift this limitation, but they come with a few caveats.
Should You Use a Wired or Wireless VoIP Phone?
