Cellular users with generous data plans now have another way to make calls. In a move sure to have cellular providers slapping fine print onto their data-plan contracts faster than you can say "unlimited usage", the Skype Group has enabled Windows Mobile Smartphone support in the latest beta release of their self-titled application.
Skype has made a name for itself recently for allowing free outbound calls from Skype users to landlines in North America - an offer which expires at the end of the 2006 calendar year. While there might only be less than twenty days remaining in that time period, cellular subscribers with a Smartphone and data plan can now get on board and merrily decimate their monthly bandwidth allotment making calls through Skype's VoIP (Voice over IP) system.
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Skype has made a name for itself recently for allowing free outbound calls from Skype users to landlines in North America - an offer which expires at the end of the 2006 calendar year. While there might only be less than twenty days remaining in that time period, cellular subscribers with a Smartphone and data plan can now get on board and merrily decimate their monthly bandwidth allotment making calls through Skype's VoIP (Voice over IP) system.
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I'm with Verizon Wireless.
If only cingular had a resonable data plan I would gladly get it
I know about OMAP to overclock - but i shy away on my phone - i dont want her to burn out too young. I'd be terribly greatful for your other tweaks though...
You should recognize the Wizard on this page...
http://www.skype.com/download/skype/mobile...other_beta.html
Also, according to their system requirements the standard clock is now supported!
● OS: Microsoft Pocket PC 2003, Microsoft Pocket PC 2003 Second Edition (SE) or Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC
● Display: 240x320, 320x240, 480x640, 640x480, 240x240, 480x480
● CPU: 195Mhz OMAP, 312Mhz Intel or 400Mhz Samsung
● Network: Wi-Fi, 3G or EDGE
http://support.skype.com/index.php?_a=know...obile%3C%2Fa%3E
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