-On 20/9/05 15:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-Just a thought,
- now that os x supports bluetooth headets, has anyone tried using
-their phone headsets with the mac and therefore skype? With Jabra sets
-goign for 30 quid now that would be quite a nice solution.
-Thoughts?
-Good point.
-I was thinking earlier that it would be nice if somebody came up with a
-mobile phone (or a hack for an existing model) that would act just as a
-microphone (and speaker if you wanted) via Bluetooth to your computer,
-which would hand it on to Skype. But for some reason I dismissed this,
-thinking that Bluetooth wasn't fast enough. But of course it must be
-because of all these strange people I see walking around town without a
-phone in sight, talking to themselves...
-...or maybe that's just Bridgend.
-Neil
as it happens...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/09/21/ipdrum_cellphone_skype/
not quite the same, basically it's a lead to plug one mobile into
your PC so that you can phone that mobile from your other one and
talk via skype. So bill wise, you're looking at a local call to your
mobile + either free or skype out charges internationally
not much use for local calls though, unless it's to someone who's
incredibly expensive to call on your mobile.
Aaron
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