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Skype for Android … WiFi calls only in the USA. The rest.. enjoy 3G power

t-marco — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 15:40:45 +0000

Finally, the app that all Android user were waiting for.. Now Skype is not longer exclusive with Verizon Wireless. Skype just launche its Android application only compatible with Android OS 2.1 and higher. In the USA making calls are only allowed using WiFi, while in the rest of the world you can do it using 3G, just becareful with how many MB you are using.

I have been testing Skype in my Samsung Galaxy Captivate and works great. Clear and fast.

Thanks skype. This is the application i was waiting for after switching from iOS to Android.

Samsung Manager, new VoiP for AT&T?

T-Marco — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 04:48:53 +0000

I think T-mobile is not going to be the only one who offers VoiP service. Verizon Wireless is going to join it offering the same kind of service. There were also, rumors about AT&T lanching the same service.

However now, this new pics of the new Samsung indicates that the waiting is going to end soon. AT&T is planing to launch this new Samsung VoiP device, now called The New AT&T Home Manager.

The new AT&T Home Manager by Samsung, looks like the the Ultra Mobile PC. Same touch screen, built-in speaker, WiFi b/g and Bluetooth. However, the new Manager will come only with 4 buttons on front : Home, Switch on/off, answer and end call; and 3 more on the side.

The Manager from AT&T can be connected directly to the router via WiFi. You can also use a second handset as a phone. The package will include console, router and phone.

This is going to be a good competition for T-Mobile Talk Forever service.

T-Mobile…. the war on VoiP is going to stat soon.

T-Mobile @Home to launch nationwide July 2nd

Zach Flauaus — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 06:00:00 +0000

First off, I’d advise you to take the warning of T-Mobile and do not attempt to cut down phone lines like the lady in the video did. That said, on July 2nd, do feel free to cut up your old landline account since T-Mobile’s @Home service is going nationwide.

For an additional $10/month, T-Mobile will give you a custom Linksys WiFi router, to which you have to put T-Mobile SIM cards in, along with (we assume) a VTech wireless phone, although you are able to plug in a landline phone of your choice. Customers get the standard caller ID, voicemail, call waiting, and call forwarding in addition to the service’s main appeal: unlimited local and long distance.

Scroll down for the commercial featuring the woman who is none to pleased with her landline service.

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