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#19592 4-Sep-2005 03:03

One thing that has surprised me about Europe is the large number of Wi-Fi hotspots, they are literally everywhere including many that are free. There were a lot in Germany and I've also seen several here in Prague as well.

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#19595 4-Sep-2005 07:22

Back OT... Saw the iTalk phone on DSE today. It looks like those kitsch phones - with large crystal-like plastic buttons. At least a decent size LCD. Does it allow calls to another iTalk phones for free (or does it require the softphone for this?)

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#19629 5-Sep-2005 06:46

Yes you can call any italk number for free as well as any 09 number. All italk allocated numbers are in the 09 region at the moment anyway but they are expanding throughout the country "soon" but that's been some time coming. The phones they have are quite basic but very good, you can buy any SIP compliant device yourself and use it with the network it just requires configuration which is pretty simple. In their forums they also mention a toll only service may appear soon which won't give you a physical phone number, this is probably the best way to grow their business - offer people 5c per min calls and not force them to pay a monthy fee. This offers you a real alternative to the other toll providers.

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#20732 29-Sep-2005 13:25

iTalk is pretty cool esp with asterisk!

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#20898 1-Oct-2005 23:09

iTalk is very nice.. I have used one ( I have woosh for portability) and I recommend it highly.

The phones LOOK just like those horrible "otara market" or "otahuhu main street china-shop" phones but looks can be deceiving..
They have lovely big buttons and are of excellent quality and nice and loud, They were linked up to Asterisk and this house system had 3 providers, one on Aust, one in the states and something else along with iTalk.

I'll be possibly dropping Woosh shortly (moving outta Auckland!) so this will be a keen project :-)

No wonder Telecom is getting so eager to go VoIP!!!!! ha ha ha!

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#21257 10-Oct-2005 19:38

can you get a NZ phone number for people to call you voip?

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#21270 10-Oct-2005 21:29

Yes. Italk charge you $9.95 per month for a number for incoming calls, 09 only at the moment but other regions will be available in the future.

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