> Need a decent VOIP phone.
>
> Needs to take power over ethernet.
>
> Are there phones out there that people
> really like? Or, not really like?
Do you want a VOIP phone to use at home or VOIP for mobile phone? Vonage
sells a VOIP home phone. Nokia has several mobile/VOIP phones [E51, N95,
N8
My guess would be the phone companies, realizing that
demand for such a plan was likely to skyrocket, quietly worked with
their congressional-critter friends to have it outlawed (in the
consumer interest, of course.)
Wrong. It's available, it's used. In the District it costs $3.00 a month.
It
>"Calling the situation "untenable" and describing Windows as
>"collapsing," a pair of Gartner analysts this week said Microsoft must
>make radical changes to the operating system or risk becoming a
>has-been."
I don't think the Windows fan boys will ever have such an epiphany.
Instead it is more
I remember seeing such a plan described, in the telephone directory,
some years ago - It offered 50 calls a month (outgoing, unlimited
incoming IIRC). My guess would be the phone companies, realizing that
demand for such a plan was likely to skyrocket, quietly worked with
their congressional-critt
In the past I have tried to get info on this kind of service and found
nothing. I wanted to get it for my 90 year old Mom who never uses the
phone and should not be wasting her social secutity check on enriching
the phone company. I think "lifesaver" is an urban myth disseminated by
Verizon to
> Personally I'ld suggest anyone
>worried about losing connectivity after the UPS for FIOS runs out, get
>or keep a 2nd line with as minimum a service as possible (look up
>lifesaver line on Verizon's website for an idea of what I mean).
Googling in "site:verizon.com lifesaver line" or "site:ve
>I can understand an Outlook or Thunderbird address book, but how does it get
>the addresses from your GMAIL accountThey are stored on line aren't
>they?
How did they get into your Gmail account?
Do you have your Gmail account password protected?
Did you give them the password?
I can't see h
>You probably still ought to get a second opinion from a different
>virus scanner.
I suggest going to www.ubcd4win.com to get the fixings for a boot CD
(that's "disc" withe "c") with several antivirus and anti spyware
programs. Use it to build a disk image and update to the latest
definition fi
You probably still ought to get a second opinion from a different
virus scanner.
On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 10:59 AM, Christopher Range
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
>
>
> > Could be you are already infected and that is blocking Norton from
> starting. Try an online virus scan
Reunion.com is a valid but annoying service. They are one of
Classmates.com competitors. I've been signed up for years but
recently they have been working it like crazy. They seem to have
absorbed a search service and are pedaling that more vigorously. An
old college GF searched for me last yea
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