Really?The whole point of Skype on a mobile for me is so I can use the data pitoron of my plan instead of minutes, and especially the usurious long distance rates.Although I know Canadian plans are much more expensive than US plans, which may in part account for our different priorities.Supposedly the data restriction isn”t in place here, but the deal breaker is that it currently doesn”t support the Samsung Galaxy S series, with no commitment to actually doing so. Very surprising considering the massive demand for the Galaxies (and what I”m trying to switch to at the moment).Fortunately, Fring has just today announced a FringOut service to cover what Skype doesn”t. Less than a cent a minute, and uses either WiFi or data. Glad to see some competition for Skype as they”ve been getting sloppy.(And the fact that Skype seems to have restricted data access in US due to pressure from carriers is really disappointing. Seems like you guys are starting to get hit with the same crap our carriers have been inflicting on us up here for some time.)Paul http://mixfbirg.com [url=http://sueairpe.com]sueairpe[/url] [link=http://bjtkrzjfu.com]bjtkrzjfu[/link]
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Nick is undermining the cycle of incnragoe and dependency, not only for people in the first world but especially people in the first. He is very dangerous, because he is working towards giving everyone robust access to the great digital storehouse of human knowledge, i.e. the internet, with humanities most versatile tool: the computer.
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Technically snpakieg, you can remix this video on an OLPC XO-1 (it might take a while.)Legally snpakieg, you couldn”t share it with anyone if you did. TED really should fix this, there”s absolutely no reason why people shouldn”t use TED for remixes. With all the talk of changing culture, it should be re-mixable also. That”s kind of what Lawrence Lessig was talking about when he was on TED, was it not?