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Old 06-04-2007, 06:56 PM
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Default VoIP on 3g networks

It is interesting if skype will be making any deals with 3g wireless network operators to offer their services or a 3g companies will offer a cheap long distance voice calls to the customers.
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Old 08-12-2007, 03:17 AM
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Default Re:VoIP on 3g networks

Well friend, I am trying to find out if skype/voip will work on 3g networks using a blackberry or any other 3g phones over a data plan through T-mobile. It is $30 dollars a month for unlimited data. Did anyone tried making calls over 3g networks? If any one have any experience on this issue then plz let m know.
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Old 07-13-2008, 08:06 PM
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Default Looking For Voip Over Srint Data / RAZR V3m. Diff Phone Perhaps?

LOOKING FOR VOIP OVER SRINT DATA / RAZR V3M.
SHOULD I GET A DIFFERENT PHONE PERHAPS?

THE FOLLOWING MANUFACTURER'S DESCRIPTION WAS PASTED FROM:

https://developer.sprint.com/view_d...do?device=77895

PLEASE NOTICE UNDER Java packages Supported:

- Web Services (JSR-172): No
- JTWI (JSR-185): No

WOULD THIS BE THE WHAT WOULD BLOCK VOIP APPLICATIONS SUCH AS SKYPE, ISKOOT, NIMBUZZ OR OTHERS? WILL I ALSO NEED A WORK AROUND OVER OVER CDMA? SHOULD I CHOOSE A DIFFERENT PHONE? ANY ADVICE ON SPECIFIC VOIP PRODUCTS?

THANX


Model Number: V3m
Style: Clam Shell
CLDC version: 1.1
MIDP version: 2.0


Main Features:
EVDO
MIDP 2.0
Sprint 2.0 Extensions
Browser Name: Obigo (AU System)


Features
Camera
GPS
Music Store Capable
External Memory
Sprint TV Capable
External Display
Bluetooth


Hardware
Main LCD Display Screen size in pixels: 176(w) x 220(h)
Screen resolution (Canvas): 176(w) x 208(h)
Display type: TFT
Number of colors: 65K colors
- Height of Icons bar: 12
- Height of Clock bar: 37
- Height of QCIF: 189
- Height of Banner bar: The banner is displayed in one of the 3 lines of text.
- Height of Softkey bar: 19
Sub LCD Display Screen size in pixels: 96(w) x 80(h)
Screen resolution (Canvas): 96(w) x 80(h)
Screen Refresh Rate (fps): n/a
Display type: CSTN Transflective
Number of colors: 65K
Ring Tones Capabilities Ringer Types: MIDI, QCELP, MP3, AAC, AAC+
MP3 Ringer: Yes
Animated Ringer: Yes
Video Ringer: No
Graphic Capabilities Supported wallpaper formats: PNG, JPEG, BMP, GIF, animated GIF, CMX (ver 4.x)
Transparency: Yes, only PNG and GIF
Chipset Information Chip Manufacturer: Qualcomm
Chipset: MSM6500
CPU: ARM9
Memory RAM Memory Type: SDRAM
Total RAM: 64 MB
ROM (Flash Memory) Type: NAND Flash
Total ROM: 64 MB
Cookie storage capacity: 10KB
Removable memory: Yes
Total download capacity : 16 MB
Available Internal AMS Memory: 16 MB


Software
Operating System Rex
J2ME Characteristics Java Platform: MIDP 2.0, Sprint 2.0 Extensions
CLDC version: 1.1
MIDP version: 2.0
JVM version: QVM 4.2.2
Restrictions on JAR size: 2MB
Java heap size: 6MB
Background running of MIDlet: Yes, only if no other midlet is running.
Usable pixel dimensions: 176(w) x 208(h)


Java packages Supported:

- Wireless Messaging API (JSR-120): Yes
- Mobile Media API (JSR-135): Yes
- Mobile 3D Graphics API (JSR-184): Yes
- FileConnection API (JSR-75): Yes
- PIM API (JSR-75): Yes
- Bluetooth (JSR-82): No

- Web Services (JSR-172): No
- JTWI (JSR-185): No

- Security and Trust Services API (JSR-177): No
- Location API (JSR-179): No
- MMAPI (JSR 205): n/a
- Scalar Vector Graphics (JSR 226): No
- Advanced Multi-Media (JSR 235): No
- MSA (248): n/a
- QJAE Location API: Yes
- Sprint Device Status APIs: Yes
- Sprint Device External LCD API: No


Browser Features Supports Web Browser: Yes
Browser supplier: Teleca
Browser Name: Obigo (AU System)
Browser version: Q04C1
Markup Languages Supported: WML, XHTML, WCSS
Cookies supported: Yes
Maximum URL length: 512 characters
Transfer protocols supported: HTTP, HTTPS
ECMA Script: Yes
Multi-part MIME: Yes
CSS Background Images: Yes
Multimedia Display size: QCIF (176x144) and SQCIF (128x96)
Streaming File Formats: MP4, 3gp, and 3g2
Video Codecs: MPEG-4, H.263, and H.264
Audio Codec: QCELP, AAC, AAC+, AMR-NB
Maximum Frame Rate for Playback: 15fps
Maximum Frame Rate for Streaming: 15fps
Maximum Frame Rate for Encoding: 15fps
Maximum Bit Rate for Playback: 128 kbps
Maximum Bit Rate for Streaming: 128 kbps
Maximum Bit Rate for Encoding: 96 kbps
General Information Location: GPS
Camera: Yes
Bluetooth: Yes - Supported: HFP, HSP, FTP, SDAP, DUN, OPP, SPP
BMF Compatible: Yes
Data Speed Type IS2000
EVDO
Additional Information Launched
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Old 07-13-2008, 08:19 PM
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Default Voip 3g

Steve Jobs From Apple Included In His Speech At The Inroduction Of The New Iphone That "voip Packets Would Be Blocked From The Att Network. Verizon Has No Unlimited Data Plan. A Member Of The Sprint Technical Support Team Told Me Over The Phone That There Were No Restrictions On Voip Over The Sprint Network.

I Just Got My New Phone And Perhaps Need To Exchange It For A Different Model. I Got The Razr V3m.

However, Sprint Uses Brew 3.1 Which Requires Developer Registration With Qualcomm Before Sprint Allows Apps To Be Downloaded And Controlled By Sprint.

Additionally, I Seem To Finding That Gprs Technology Is What The Voip Providers And Apps (skype, Cellity, Iskoot, Nimbuzz, FRING, Etc) Use, With Only A Few Phones Listed At Iskoot For Cdma Compatibility.

I Also Want To Save $$$$ Using Voip And Am Looking For Advise As Well.

Thanx
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