Let’s have a short break, setting aside technos and music. This time … the realm of psychology! After watching this, what can you say?
Can you still breathe?
Plug N’Talk, the latest service of Smart Communications , uses a USB device that contains the ff components:
The target market is - OFWs abroad especially in Middle East where the phone rates is one of the highest in the world (over US$0.20/minute).
Plug N’Talk is much cheaper - at PHP 6.50 (approx US$0.12) per minute for PLDT/Smart phones up to P8.50/min for non-PLDT/Smart. It’s similar to MagicJack, Vonage, or LanVox generic SIP phones where it’s has a VPN (Virtual Phone Number) assigned in USA or Canada. However, Plug N’Talk is linked to a Philippine-assigned VPN so it can dial (and be called) as long as Plug N’Talk is ONLINE.
Plug N’Talk is the best option if Philippines (not the country but the contact person) has no broadband Internet connection. Otherwise, other options like Magic Jack, generic SIP IP phones or high-end Nokia phones like E51/52, E63 or N70 will come out cheaper since the per-minute charge will be practically ZERO. In fact, 2 of my readers, one in KSA and the other in NZ, called my SIP phone adapter using their Nokia E51 phone. Using mobile phones is more convenient because they can call the Philippines anytime - even from their office.