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I've tried a lot of different phones but Blackberry just never made it. First they didn't have a gsm version, then they did but no wifi when others had, then GPS etc. It was always like they were...

How were you using voip? Through Fring or the internal client? I'm using the internal client with similar voip services as voipcheap (voipbuster and nonoh) and call quality and volume are superb. ...

I know, everyone has different needs and preferences, and in my case the N95 8GB was the shortest I've kept a phone. No qwerty just didn't work out for me (I'm no fan of T9 though, and a couple of...

I'll get it right away, but if Nokia keeps out the built-in voip sip client and does not provide one that could be installed, that's a deal breaker for me. Then I would either wait for an upgrade to...

You are most welcome! Btw, I've been using voipbuster for over 3yrs now with no issues, billing or other. Just started with nonoh since one of my European call destinations is free, and sms price...

The dialing trick for internet call is to select internet call from inside the contact not the contact name, e.g. contacts, john, mobile and then select internet call (if you select internet call one...

One of the reasons I dropped WM was because of poor VoIP. Unless you are into Skype (by far not the cheapest or best voip out there), s60's SIP client is simply unmatched in terms of quality. I use...

If you want to use it as 100% voip, i.e. over data only, on s60 I think Fring is about the only one. Keep in mind that Fring uses their servers to re-route the voip and skype call quality is not the...

I'm not sure if this is your issue, but maybe you didn't understand how this skype beta for s60 works. It is very much the same as IM+ for Skype that has been around for quite some time (of course...

You've probably already found the answer to your question. A-GPS requires/uses data but is not data intensive (approx 5-10Kb for initial lock). In a nutshell, data from satellites is processed at a...

It all depends on what you want and need. I recommended it to a friend and he's never been happier. I couldn't say the same for myself, while it is great in many respects my over all feeling...

You are out of luck, or at least as far as I know. You won't be able to downgrade the baseband.

On the contrary, most people would not reach even 1GB, and that was my whole point. You should realise that unlike the few, most would have plenty of other things to do but constantly stream music...

The iPhone is overhyped for sure, but it does have merrits as well, and many. And as many other smartphones, it has advantages and disadvantages. None is 100% perfect (not that any woud ever be,...

Well, the new version does (1.01), and it works once I take down Intelliscreen. Truphone was added in the default settings of the application.

Hmm, this thing is not working for me, default should have truphone recognize 3g as wifi but it doesn't. Not a big issue though, I'm using the hacked fring anf truphone is probably the most...

Interesting, I was wondering the same thing. My home phone, a Sanyo with a glass-like front and touch sensitive buttons, does exactly the same thing as the iPhone, which made me kind of curious.
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Interesting application for sure, though one too many things are using mobilesubtrate and eventually something would break :D

However, I fail to see how's that Voipover3G, it is not a voip...

Well, you didn't pay the $16 because you "stole" the application not because your phone is JB. You must be real proud of yourself to say it right in the open. Good for you. It is 'cause of people...

Whatever it is, it has to be written for / be compatible with the iPhone, standalone software or otherwise. I don't think it is a hardware issue, iPhone should be completely capable of it.

You can call it presumptuous and/or auditious, it doesn't matter. Fact is, iPhone does not have proper navigation. It doesn't matter if you or anyone else makes due with what it has, but this is...

Wow, people never stop to amaze me. I’ve read in this thread one of the most ridiculous explanations about navigation. iPhone does NOT have navigation, call it whatever you want, but it ain’t it.
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I have friends that claim their iPhone has navigation and even show it off to others (google maps) :D Obviously, they either don't know what navigation is or are simply trying to prove something is...

I think I've seen your post before. I use Outlook 2007 and contacts and calendar sync with no issues with the iPhone (p.s. unless you are talking about wireless sync, but I don't really care about...

I know the OP doesn't want Outlook, but here goes another vote :D

I'm thinking of trying Google's calendar and contacts as Gmail is my main personal account, though so far I've found gmail's...