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Monday, April 19, 2004
 

Free VoIP via Skype and Bryant Park

This is a test I did Friday using a Dell Axim X3i, and the Wi-Fi hotspot at Bryant Park, NYC.

I had downloaded the free Skype software for handhelds. You are limited to contacting other people on the Skype network. It worked very well, except that the built-in microphone could have been better. It's probably preferable to use a handheld that also you to use a headset. Otherwise, it was easy to connect and make calls overseas. I made calls to Germany and Italy. I was also trying to make a contact to Antarctica, but I guess it was too early in the morning, 6 am, to get a response.

I will be writing a full review of the Axim X3i later.

Andy Abramson mentions that AT&t is announcing its new VoIP in New York today.


1:00:20 PM    

Wireless Ring Monitor

I'm on deadline, but I ran across this story on Peter Rojas' Engadget.com.

The headline writer decided to use the word "mood ring" to describe what essentially a pulse oximeter with a thermometer built into prototype to be worn on the pt's finger.


12:40:50 PM    


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