In my recent post about Google Voice, I showed my feeling that the integration between Google Voice and other Google products such as Gmail was not tight enough. Obvious, it is just a matter of time. Just a few days after that post, Google Voice has further improvement of integration with Gmail.
I had GrandCentral account for quite a long time, but it is not so useful to me since I am living outside US. So when I received notification asking me to upgrade my GrandCentral account to Google Voice, I didn’t take action immediately. However, I am looking for VoIP solutions for Android phones like HTC [...]
Nimbuzz is my backup choice of Mobile IM program after Fring. In fact, I started to use Nimbuzz even before Fring, since the initial version of Nimbuzz was based on Java ME and when I was still using my Motorola E680i, Fring didn’t has J2ME version yet. Though Nimbuzz has a shorter history than Fring especially on smartphones, it developed very quickly and make itself a serious competitor of Fring. Here is a brief summary of Nimbuzz’s advantage and disadvantage
I always define the left soft key on my Nokia N82 as the shortcut to launch JBak Taskman, one of the best task mananger on Symbian, since I use it so often.
Skype is not only an excellent free IM/VoIP software, but also a powerful tool to search potential clients to extent your business.
Since recent, Talkonaut released 4.x, which are native Symbian S60 and Windows mobile applications with real VoIP stack. Now to further promote this excellent mobile VoIP software, Talkonaut tightly integrated with Free World Dialing feature of Talkster.
I made a digg website, digg.mobile4free.mobi, you are welcome to visit it and recommend your favorite mobile applications, VoIP and other things related to mobile. Most active contributer of every week will receive a small gift (free voip credit).
Skype is the most popular VoIP provider and Skype just released version 2 under Linux that introduced free video calls. However, the way to use Skype dial normal phone numbers under Windows doesn’t work well under Linux.
There are many dictionaries on Java or other mobile platform, for example, MDict on PPC and BBdict on BlackBerry. All of them are excellent applications, But their libraries are limit by file size. However, if you have a WAP-enabled mobile phone, you can look up a word via free online dictionaries with WAP version.
The regular way to register VoIP products from Betamax is via their client softwares, which frequently fails due to error. Except register via client softwares, Betamax also offer web registration for Linux and Mac as they don’t have clients softwares under Linux and Mac.