I also give T-Mo props for incorporating VoIP into some of their phones with their @home package.

also…with Skype now available on mobile handsets, I wonder what will become of their mobile Skype handsets they came out with last year. They were totally cute, but did they app themselves out of that market?

Definitely go VoIP!

I also give T-Mo props for incorporating VoIP into some of their phones with their @home package.

also…with Skype now available on mobile handsets, I wonder what will become of their mobile Skype handsets they came out with last year. They were totally cute, but did they app themselves out of that market?

Definitely go VoIP!

To the UK? $15/month Unlimited and a UK home line number for only $5/month extra.

It’s the perfect solution, and way cheaper than traditional landlines.

For all the cool features that VoiP offers (take your phone with you!!!), the bill is $36/month compared to with LESS features on Verizon, $70+/month.

Go VoiP

To the UK? $15/month Unlimited and a UK home line number for only $5/month extra.

It’s the perfect solution, and way cheaper than traditional landlines.

For all the cool features that VoiP offers (take your phone with you!!!), the bill is $36/month compared to with LESS features on Verizon, $70+/month.

Go VoiP

@Snick – I totes agree, that VoiP is truly beneficial. Whenever my best friend’s band goes on tour, half the year they are in Europe, and we would Skype all the time. It wasn’t the best quality for sure, but minutes overseas are really spendy, so whenever he got internet service at hotels, he’d use it to Skype call me.
I don’t actually talk on the phone that much (surprisingly, being the mobile expert. I’m addicted to texting) and when I do, I’m usually at home, so VoIP really does appeal to me. Especially if I can get it on my iPod Touch, it would probably save me some dough.

Thanks for reading and commenting! Keep it coming!

@Snick – I totes agree, that VoiP is truly beneficial. Whenever my best friend’s band goes on tour, half the year they are in Europe, and we would Skype all the time. It wasn’t the best quality for sure, but minutes overseas are really spendy, so whenever he got internet service at hotels, he’d use it to Skype call me.
I don’t actually talk on the phone that much (surprisingly, being the mobile expert. I’m addicted to texting) and when I do, I’m usually at home, so VoIP really does appeal to me. Especially if I can get it on my iPod Touch, it would probably save me some dough.

Thanks for reading and commenting! Keep it coming!

It would help clear up traditional phone traffic. We could simply just use the internet bandwidth, which for calls?.. only takes up what? 5KB? A dial up user could benefit from this change. although it may not be the “best” quality at all times, it would still be useful.

And for cell phones only: It would lower costs for people who can’t afford to have a 1,000+ minutes contract.

It’s already showing that traffic is quite high with phone “numbers” – As when you get a home line or cell phone that you receive a call at least the first month with, “Hello, is Uncle Lu there?” – Number cycling.

It would help clear up traditional phone traffic. We could simply just use the internet bandwidth, which for calls?.. only takes up what? 5KB? A dial up user could benefit from this change. although it may not be the “best” quality at all times, it would still be useful.

And for cell phones only: It would lower costs for people who can’t afford to have a 1,000+ minutes contract.

It’s already showing that traffic is quite high with phone “numbers” – As when you get a home line or cell phone that you receive a call at least the first month with, “Hello, is Uncle Lu there?” – Number cycling.

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