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How we can use VOIP in Mobile?

VoIP — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 20:10:21 +0000

Some more mobile phones in India have VOIP, like E Series Phones of Nokia, E-63, E71, E75 etc. I want to use how can I use VOIP facility through my mobile if I use E71 or any VOIP containing Mobile. Can I get any other No for VOIP use and one for my Sim which I’m using of Service Provider like, Airtel or Vodafone.

Thanks

By: Venky Singh
Posted on: 2009-06-21 22:10:21

I want to make cheap international calls from a vodafone pay as you go phone from Ireland using one of the?

VoIP — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 08:58:33 +0000

EAMON F:

providers like swiftcall or other similar ones that offer cheap calls. What do vodafone charge for using these cheap call providers???
Asked on: 2009-04-11 10:58:33

can I use my bluetooth mobile phone as a wireless headset for my pc?

VoIP — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 01:11:50 +0000

I would like to use my mobile phone to communicate with my Bluetooth enabled computer, to make VOIP phone calls. Is this possible/supported? my phone is a sagem my V76 (Vodafone version of the myX-6-2)

By: gufodotto
Posted on: 2009-07-06 03:11:50

international calls from my vodafone mobile?

VoIP — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 08:03:31 +0000

Hane.Love.Ma:

i want to make an urgent international call, obviously its expensive but i heard there was a number i can use and it charges me 9p/8p a minute. anyone know about this?
Asked on: 2009-03-04 10:03:31

Is Skype a con? Do they deliberately false advertise?

VoIP — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 11:34:32 +0000

They display their rates as:

Country ex vat inc vat

United Kingdom £ 0.012£ 0.014
United Kingdom – London £ 0.012£ 0.014
United Kingdom – Mobile – Hutchison3G£ 0.144£ 0.166
United Kingdom – Mobile – O2 £ 0.144£ 0.166
United Kingdom – Mobile – Orange£ 0.144£ 0.166
United Kingdom – Mobile – Others£ 0.144£ 0.166
United Kingdom – Mobile – Tmobile£ 0.144£ 0.166
United Kingdom – Mobile – Vodafone£ 0.144£ 0.166

So, their UK rate is £0.014 a minute. It is misleading because I thought it really meant 0.014p not £0.14p a minute.

I spent £15 on a VOIP keyboard and £10 credit. I could have bought an orange phone with £10 credit and pay the same rates anywhere in the country!!! It’s an outrage!

Opinions?

By: GoodHeavens
Posted on: 2008-11-05 13:34:32

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Does Vodafone “Top up and Go” Mobile Broadband support p2p, VoIP and VPNs?

VoIP — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 12:27:35 +0000

Question by Tigon: Does Vodafone “Top up and Go” Mobile Broadband support p2p, VoIP and VPNs?

I’ve used 3 PAYG Mobile Broadband for about two years and found that it works perfectly with things like p2p and VoIP and for connecting over the internet to a VPN. Because the Vodafone network offers a better signal strength locally I’ve recently bought a “Top Up and Go” Vodafone K3565 USB Broadband modem although I haven’t tried it out yet.

Is there anybody out there using Vodafone “Top Up and Go” Mobile Broadband for p2p, VoIP and connection to VPNs? More precisely, has anybody out there had any success using this kind of mobile broadband with a VoIP program like Skype, or a p2p client like µTorrent, or connected remotely to a VPN over the public internet via their modem?

Anybody know if these services will be available out of the box?

Or will I need to configure the modem’s software in order to do these things?

Information and advice would be appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

Best answer:

Answer by Frederic
yes it does

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