Hi,
Nowadays Comwave is advertising a lot in cable regarding their iphone service to call anywhere in the world at $9.95 per month only.
Could someome share their experience about iphone?
I understood that a special iphone unit to be used at receiver end also.
Any other things need to be done?All our metro Indian cities are covered under this network?
Thanks
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we uase skype.com tto talk to my foks in delhi and dubai
its free and works great. u have to on the computer but u can call from computer to normal line thats about 2 cts a min
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Orginally posted by sobash
we uase skype.com tto talk to my foks in delhi and dubai
its free and works great. u have to on the computer but u can call from computer to normal line thats about 2 cts a min
http://www.skype.com/products/skypeout/rates/all_rates.html?currency=CAD
CAD 0.227 would mean 22.7 cents a minute, right?
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Posted on: 27-02-05 03:24:22
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CAD 0.227 would mean 22.7 cents a minute, right?
Yes, you are right. however do not forget that there is a VAT price too in the grey column.
for UAE,
United Arab Emirates CAD 35.8 cents, VAT price CAD 41.2 cents
I guess sprint canada has better rates than skype out. And that too from a landline.
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I am using VOIP (from Vonage) for sometime now. The voice quality is good. It lies somewhere inbetween that of cell phone and landline phone. The basic plan (about $20 pm) gives me all the frills like call display, call waiting, call forwarding, voicemail, etc. and 500 minutes free for US and Canada. And it is portable. I think it is not a bad deal.
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I was wondering if sound quality is also affected by traffic on the line. Say if somebody is a heavy downloader music and movies, would it affect the sound quality of VoIP as less free bandwidth would be available?
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I was wondering if sound quality is also affected by traffic on the line. Say if somebody is a heavy downloader music and movies, would it affect the sound quality of VoIP as less free bandwidth would be available?
In the router I have, the normal sound quality is obtained at 30 kbps. One can adjust to higher sound quality levels by selecting either 50 or 90 kbps. I am using 3 Mb bandwidth and so far I am yet to experience any degradation with heavy demand on bandwidth. There is another feature that I like in VOIP. If there is any network problem the call can also be forwarded to some other phone of your choice, say your cell phone number.
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