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Within minutes, I had the Truphone software installed and I can now dial any landline or cellular number worldwide free of charge during Truphone’s trial period, which ends on December 31.
Users in other countries will temporarily be given US Truphone numbers. They will be able to make free calls to other Truphone users and VoIP-rate calls to anyone else.
Its a trialDuncan says...Does not say to landline numbers or even SA ones, am I missing something?Within minutes, I had the Truphone software installed and I can now dial any landline or cellular number worldwide free of charge during Truphone’s trial period, which ends on December 31.
Free calls from your mobile to 1.6 BILLION landlines globally
As a launch offer, users in the UK can call 1.6 billion landlines (and some mobiles) in 40 countries around the world for FREE until Dec 31st 2006.
Im goin to their site right now.....
okay so i cant use it now? the website says nothing about sa.
Im just as confused as you duderoo.................
Has anyone tried this on 3G, EDGE or GPRS?
Yeah, the website says nothing about SA having free phone calls during the trial period but trust me, it works.
And yes, you may need to upgrade your firmware.
Does anyone have some kind of indication (something better than "soon") when it will be released for the N80
If vodacom/mtn detects that your using that voice over ip app, they'll charge you about R30 per meg.
Are you using the very old version of Skype that's pre-installed on the JasJar [v1.xx]? - there is a newer v2.1 available, which I used last night for the 1st time [Skype-2-Skype] over wifi through ISDSL...A mate of mine and myself both have iMate JasJars which have 3G and come with mobile Skype. We connected to the net with the 3G and talked to each other over Skype as though we were making regular GSM calls to one another, and the funny thing was that on our cells, using 3G and skype, the call was clearer and better than if we used the standard GSM technology to call one another.
Of course, both phones also have built in support for Wi-Fi, so you don't have to use the 3G when in range of a WAP, but we used 3G to test the quality on an inferior connection. Was 100%. If in range of a Wi-Fi, then you save on the costs of the 3G connection.
They're not differentiating between voip data and normal data yet.
If vodacom/mtn detects that your using that voice over ip app, they'll charge you about R30 per meg.
A mate of mine and myself both have iMate JasJars which have 3G and come with mobile Skype. We connected to the net with the 3G and talked to each other over Skype as though we were making regular GSM calls to one another, and the funny thing was that on our cells, using 3G and skype, the call was clearer and better than if we used the standard GSM technology to call one another.
Of course, both phones also have built in support for Wi-Fi, so you don't have to use the 3G when in range of a WAP, but we used 3G to test the quality on an inferior connection. Was 100%. If in range of a Wi-Fi, then you save on the costs of the 3G connection.
Incorrect, it was IncompetentCASA that approved the VoIP data surcharge rates in the first place...I doubt it, ICASA won't let them do that!!!
Another difference with TruPhone is that it currently does not support i-Mate JasJars or more accurately doesn't work on more than a handful of Nokia models...The difference is that with Tru Phone, you can call any number where as Skype only calls to other Skype users (Unless you buy credits to call Cell Nos. and Landlines)!
Only for the trial period - after that you'll have to pay.
The difference is that with Tru Phone, you can call any number where as Skype only calls to other Skype users (Unless you buy credits to call Cell Nos. and Landlines)!