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Old 04-16-2008, 02:39 AM
Larry
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Default Re: VoIP and iPhone together at last - fring launches iPhone VoIP client

"Todd Allcock" <elecconnec@AmericaOnLine.com> wrote in
news:GqcNj.61$OV4.43@fe127.usenetserver.com:

> "Leading VoIP provider?"
>
> Fring's app is actually pretty cool, since it integrates multiple VoIP
> providers in one client- you can do Skype, Google Talk, several IM
> services and even a "real" VoIP SIP service.
>
> In addition, Fring uses their own server and low-bandwidth codec, so
> many people are able to use it over EDGE as well as WiFi. The only
> real downside of Fring is it's absolutely p*ss-poor UI, since it's
> designed for non-touchscreen phones (and doesn't even have a dialer-
> it's "contacts" based.) Hopefully the iPhone version will correct
> those shortcomings.
>
> While the Fring service itself is not particularly popular, if you can
> only have one VoIP app available, it might as well be Fring's, given
> that versatility.
>
> (While the webpage blurb about the iPhone version doesn't list all of
> the usual Fring features, I suspect they'll be added eventually, since
> the "pre-release" version is called a "lite" version.)
>
>
>


Will it talk to Gizmo and Skype on the Iphone? That would be very
interesting......

Silly hackers automated switching the Linux tablet's USB port to OTB or
Peripheral or Host. Simple prog boots, touch a button, bingo.

My tablet is playing DivX off a 1 terabyte Western Digital USB drive in
Host mode as I type this! The tiny USB port on the tablet doesn't
deliver enough power to run a laptop USB drive, so you use a USB hub to
add power. That works, too, on my 250GB laptop USB drive.

I'm not sure how many terabytes an N800 supports. It supports 1TB just
fine. So, now you just plug your massive hard drive into the USB port
in Host mode and use one of the tablet's file managers to copy to the
16GB SD cards....freeing your mainframe for more important stuff, like
downloading...(c;

I wanna see iPhone's new Voip rendering Gizmo and Googletalk
Video....from the Linux tablets would be fun...(c;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIiP7...eature=related
KDE looks cool on the tablet, too!

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