How exactly does Voip sipphone internet calls work...

Hi all, I've recently installed Gizmo Voip sipphone to my E90 to engage in internet calling, I was told to first purchase credit & calls are said to be cheap.
I would like to know which is a better option, with connection to WiFi or GPRS? Does the other party also needs to have the same services on their phones? Can I call both landlines & mobile network phones?
I am reluctant to try because of my lack of information, thanks:manvery-happy in advance for your advice.:manwink:
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lets see what i can do:
1) Plaese visit http://www.voipvoip.com/nokia-e90/
2) for rates u have http://rates.voipvoip.com/
3) It would be a much better option to use WiFi cause better the data carrier better the voice for further clarification u have http://www.voipvoip.com/solutions/
4) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_over_IP
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