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Hi! Pwede makipag exchange link? Pa-email nalang po ako kung ok lang walakasaloloko@gmail.com Salamat!
sir nandy it was nice meeting you today im very much interested with your gadgets but is it nett is your price ? can i make Haggle to you?
ruel,
puede but we have to use non-standard ports. the major limitation, this is only useful for purely hotline connections e.g. family-to-OFW … nothing else.
Sir, dire sa Dubai nakablock ang mga voip. Pwede kaha magamit ng imong gi-ingon nga gadget para makatawag ko sa Pinas free of charge?
Hi Nandy, just dropping in to say thanks for visiting my blog, its been a long work in progress!! You need to meet hubby - check his site - both of you have something in common…music and tech stuff…his site http://kimjac.com/wp_blog/
bisag una pana.,ma plaka or cd or audio tapes, just like what don bosco said - “A house without music is like a body without a soul”
it’s very nice to see a fellow bosconian here..hehehe.
ardua non timeo!
bay clarence, sa don bosco mandaluyong ko nag-ECE batch ‘81. tks for dropping by, too. - nandy
thanks for dropping my blog bai.
ug naa ko ask..kita ko sa tag nga DON BOSCO. bosconian ka bai? ako bosconian ko pag highschool ngnhi sa cebu
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When you come across this term VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), what comes into your mind? Hmmm… chatting, YM, Skype, GoogleTalk, or MSN. The latest craze is MagicJack where it uses ordinary phone as a calling device and it can dial regular phones. That’s better. However, there’s one big disadvantage, all of them require PC/laptop!
How about old folks at home who doesn’t know anything about PCs? They only know how to use the ordinary telephone. Can we make phone calls via Internet without using a PC? Yes - by getting an Analog Telephone Adaptor (ATA). It’s a portable box with sockets for an ordinary phone as a calling device and to your Internet connection. There’s a socket for your PC should you wish to do your usual Internet stuff.
How to get it? There are 3 options:
If you choose Option 3, LanVox Systems offers delivery to the Philippines. There’s no monthly fee. Plus … if you want your own phone number in USA/Canada, there’s a monthly fee of $5.95 plus a one-time setup fee of $5.95. Having a phone number in Los Angeles or Vancouver is like having a Vonage service but much cheaper.
So far so good. I recommend this to my (retirable and dinosaur) brother in Cagayan de Oro, a close friend in Silicon Valley for their residence in Quezon City, and a friend in Camiguin. We can call each other anytime, for free. So everybody’s happy!
