June 20, 2007
Skype's The Limit
The economics of long distance calling improve dramatically with Skype.
To make Skype-to-phone calls, you buy blocks of $10 credits that you use up at a rate of 2.1 cents per minute on calls to the 48 contiguous United States, Canada, most of Europe, Hong Kong, China ... and a whole mess of other countries. Better yet, Skype tracks your calls as you make them, ready to export to CSV file so you can track your phone usage for billing or tax purposes.
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Posted on June 20, 2007 09:40 AM by land p395.
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March 21, 2007
Beware Of Fraudulent Calls
Telemarketing calls in India that sounded too goodPolice found a gang running a fake Hutch call centre from E-45 Subhash Vihar in Bhajanpura. A raid was carried out at the premises and one man, Rajiv Chaudhary, was arrested. Eight Tata landline phones and around 1,000 fake customer agreement forms, some of them filled up, were recovered.
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Posted on March 21, 2007 09:48 AM by land p395.
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January 24, 2007
Per Call Pricing On Skype
After having introduced a flat rate in the US - $29.95 per year to any number in the USA and Canada (50% discount available right now), Skype will also roll out per call (vs. per minute) prices in Europe in 2007.
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Posted on January 24, 2007 08:53 AM by land p395.
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January 12, 2007
Hmmm...
From a list of Indonesian facts…Indonesians use over 12 million landline phones and over 46 million mobile cellular phones (as of 2005)?
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Posted on January 12, 2007 08:42 AM by land p395.
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October 13, 2005
Economist VoIP Impact Counter Argument
His second argument is a false restriction of users options to only two: mobile phones and wired landline phones. I would have had to agree if this restriction was accurate and users would have to have both wireless phones and landline phones. However, there is a new class of UMA hybrid phones that will allow users to keep their beloved mobile phones as their only phone, while also allowing them to take advantage of commodity VoIP services using WIFI. When this class of device arrives, users will begin to drastically reduce their usage of expensive wireless minutes in favor of commodity WIFI minutes when and where WIFI is available. Even if convenient WIFI access is only available in users homes and possibly at their offices, that is still the largest chunk of phone use scenarios that the average mobile phone user experiences.
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Posted on October 13, 2005 08:44 AM by land p395.
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July 02, 2005
Phone Outage In Loudoun County
WUSATV9 have recently reported that landline phones in the Loudoun County area will be out until further notice, says Verizon. Citizens of this county can use their mobile cellphones to contact 911 incase of any emergenies.
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June 21, 2005
Enjoying Internet From Mobile With GPRS
Today,I have succeed in connecting the internet from my mobile LG b2000. I was just waiting for data cable, which was unavailable in Pune. LG mobile service centre in Pune gave me Data cable today. I am quite happy with the speed. While connecting, the dialer shows speed 115 Kbps. Actual speed is 30 to 40 Kbps. But speed is constant and do not vary like ordinary landline phones. From today, I can use internet without fear of large phone bills. Airtel charges 5 Rs. per day for GPRS facility. With my prepaid connection, I can start and stop my GPRS facility anytime. So I can use internet for some days and then can stop. I just have to pay for the days which had GPRS facility on. This is nice. I am going to use GPRS service all days.
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Posted on June 21, 2005 08:23 AM by land p395.
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May 17, 2005
Pollsters Left Out in Cell Phone World
The rapid growth in cell-phone only households is pressuring public opinion researchers to adapt their surveying methods, which are based heavily on telephone interviews of people with traditional landline phones.
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Posted on May 17, 2005 07:28 AM by land p395.
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April 15, 2005
Australia Starts SMS On Home Phones
Swisscom ISDN subscribers (these phones come with a screen), enable users to send SMS from a land line phone to a subscriber to any of the three mobile operators, but only Swisscom mobile users are able to reply to the SMS.
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Posted on April 15, 2005 07:25 AM by land p395.
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No Rush To Internet Phones
Although I'm generally an early adopter, I haven't rushed to join the folks cutting the cord to their landline phones to sign up for Internet phone service.
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Nepalese Cell Phones Cut Off
About a third of Nepal’s telephone lines are cellular, and while landline phones and Internet links were restored a week after the king’s surprise announcement, there’s no sign that cell phones — the communications method of choice for government opponents — will be working anytime soon.
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