Hi folks,
did you know that you can buy wireless Skype phones also?
The big difference is that with Skype you have to be in close proximity
to your computer, with a wireless Skype phone you take it anywhere
within range (30 metres I think) so you don't miss the calls when they
come in.
It
I agree, Skype is the way to go. With my powerbook I don't even need
microphone or head set! You can conference call (up to 5 people) and
video is in the planning stage. It also has versions for unix and
windoze
Skype user name: rosemarykh
Rosemary Horton
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On 30 Dec
to support Pauls comment:
i did the same use Skype to talk for people in Italy Switzerland
i have iinetphone iiphone combined with the broadband1 (budget4gig)
try Skype, you can find me as barleeway do a test call
happy new year James
On 29/12/2005, at 22:36, Reg Whitely wrote:
Dear
Dear WAMUGers
What experience do you have with VoIP www.engin.com.au, and other
VoIP providers?
I see engin is offering a $100 rebate on their VoiceBox v1 and v2
machines, needed to use a conventional phone in the system;
converting it to digital to connect through the computer.
I'm
Hi Reg,
We recently signed our phone service over to iinet. Line rental and all
calls. Keep the same number and get a discount on our internet bill.
Our good neighbor introduced us to skype. Free between users anywhere
in the world. Sound quality seems fine. Hasn't cost me anything yet. I
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