, or even to other phones, using the way-low prices Windows Live affords you.</p>
<p>This means that any data-connected cell running Java has a fairly decent chance of running this specialized version of VoiP, bypassing the cellular voice network altogether. It’s tricky, and we haven’t seen it in action yet, but it’s definitely a fantastic idea and something worth trying.</p>
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Embedded into the iPhone in order to leverage wifi and bypass the Cingular/AT&T network?? There will NOT be a 2 year exclusive for people to make calls on the iPhone.
Of course, that’s just IMHO (which happens to be correct)
I registered myself on it but never got a code from them from my mobile. Why they have to launch their websites if they can’t handle the rush.