On 28Jun, james taylor wrote: > I thought I saw it posted a few weeks ago. > > Where would I get a map of the free WiFi hotspots around SoCal? > > Thanks! > > Also, I just picked up a Dell AXIM PocketPC with WiFi and BlueTooth. > Does anyone here locally have the scoop on making this work with VoIP? > > I currently run Vonage for my business and home phones and want to add the > PPC to the stable.
There is Skype, which is proprietary, and services like Pulver.com Free World Dial, the latter of which uses standard SIP for signalling and standard RTP encapsulated voice audio. Both are free services. With Free World Dial, you can either use a SIP softphone (http://www.xten.com) or an analog telephone adapter (ATA) such as the Sipura SPA-2000 (http://www.sipura.com). The "hard" ATA allows you to use a regular physical telephone with the service - it 'converts' analog voice to IP packets. RJ-11 on the home side, and RJ-45 on the pubic Internet side. Neither service today connects seamlessly to the PSTN, which is something you get with Vonage and which is not a free service. Mark > Thanks! > > James A. Taylor Jr. > www.AICompany.com > www.seo-highrankings.com > Your professional, affordable computer resource! > > Making your organization MORE EFFECTIVE through; > * Search Engine Optimization and Internet Marketing Services > * Internet Database Development > * Web Site Design, Development and Hosting > > (562) 364-9680 > -- Mark Petrovic Pasadena, CA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
