Travel to France Without Ditching Technology

If you are thinking of moving to France but aretelephony goes over VoIP," he said.
worried that you may not be able to keep in touch"It's a far more cost-effective way of delivering
with your friends and family back in Blighty at thecommunications. Eventually IP telephony will replace
same time, listen up. It seems that the French aretraditional or copper-based services."
more up on using the latest technology when itCycling from London to Paris
comes to staying in contact than most Brits.One person who will certainly be hoping to keep in
Despite the availability of cheap phone calls over thetouch with his pals back in the UK is Norwich-based
internet, people in the UK are still well behind Francecyclist Graham Nobbs who on June 29th plans to
when it comes to actually making use of it.cycle the 300 km from London to Paris.
Stay in touchHe and a number of other cyclists will join forces to
Speaking to the Observer, Kerry Ritz, managingraise money for a cancer charity as well as
director of voice over internet protocol (VoIP)experiencing some of France's stunning coutryside at
company Vonage, said that 40 per cent of allthe same time.
telephone calls made in France use web-basedThe group plans to take the ferry from Newhaven
technology.to Dieppe before embarking on a gruelling 114 km trip
"Everyone hates to be bested by the French, butto Beauvais. The last leg will be the final 70 km to
they're way ahead and 40 per cent of all theirthe Eiffel Tower.