By Dave Snelling Ageing copper wires that have kept homes connected for decades is slowly being made redundant with new fibre cables being switched on instead. Along with improving broadband speeds, the move to Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) technology also means a change to the way we all make phone calls. Instead of using old analogue wires to ring friends and family, homes will move over to something called VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol). This service should improve call quality along with adding new features such as Multi Call and call diversion to any other phone number including mobil…