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Dan Ritter wrote: > You can, however, use it in conjunction with a SIP client such > as sipdroid and a cheap VOIP provider, or an Asterisk box with > access to same. > > I've done this but not used it past a few test calls, as I never > use 450 minutes in a month anyway. I second that. From what I can tell the best VoIP application is Sipdroid, though I have also only made some test calls, and I don't have an incoming SIP-based number, so I haven't tried that. But the app seems to know how to register and sit there ready to communicate. I don't know what it does for battery life. I have it for that day when I only have horrible roaming fees or wifi to choose from, and if the call isn't perfect that day I'll still be pleased. I have my doubts as to whether it will work for day-to-day calling. Maybe your phone does data better than does mine (the Nexus One isn't perfect). -kb
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