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Australia
Language: English
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Video quality is impressive, sleek interface
Incessant ads in free version
If you're not already hooked on Skype, where you connect with all your key contacts and friends, give ooVoo a try. You may have a higher tolerance for ads than we do. Of course, it means that you'll have to reach out to your contacts to call you using ...
April, 2009
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1 reviews
Can help technical novices protect their privacy
More technical users can get the same effect without this application
Not a revolutionary technology, but an easy way to use existing functionality, IP Privacy works well. More technical users will struggle to justify the outlay, however.
April, 2009
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1 reviews
Good e-mail organisation and searching, tie-ins to popular online services
No calendar, Thunderbird add-ons won't work
Postbox offers plenty of useful features that might entice you to give it a whirl. Unlike the open-source Thunderbird, however, Postbox is made by a for-profit company.
April, 2009
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1 reviews
Attractive user interface, quick and easy navigation, up to nine profiles
Minor navigation inconsistencies, could do with more ISP and mobile carrier support, relatively expensive
If you always find yourself in danger of going over your data or mobile cap, iiQuota will let you check your usage while on the move.
April, 2009
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1 reviews
Fast loading and navigation, attractive interface, can control multiple Twitter accounts
Twitter conversations are hard to follow, HTML links are not automatically shrunk during writing
Tweetie is a lean and fast Twitter client. Some aspects could be improved, but this app still offers numerous features that make for an enjoyable mobile Twitter experience.
April, 2009
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1 reviews
Dual-mode ; support for six SIP carriers ; supports SMS, IM and e-mail ; easy to use Web interface ; decent call quality
Handset LCD resolution isn't good enough for IM and e-mail ; ugly base station
This is a great option for those on the lookout for a dual-mode VoIP solution (with some mobile-like functionality on the side). Text-intensive functions, like e-mail and instant messaging, don't look the best on the screen's low resolution, but the ...
August, 2008
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143 reviews
Sleek design, easy interface, no PC required
No charging cradle, WPA2 wireless security not supported, MSN Messenger and IE were hard to use
NetComm's first Wi-Fi-enabled VOIP phone shows plenty of potential with compatibility for Skype and MSN Messenger networks, as well as an integrated Web browser. But with complicated Windows CE software and no support for WPA2 wireless protection ...
April, 2008
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1 reviews
Ease-of-use and setup, large buttons, flip up colour display, built for Skype, good call quality, easy software update
Incompatible with other VoIP programs/services, plastic casing
The Webt@lker 5000 is a convenient, easy-to-use desktop telephone that incorporates Skype. It doesn't work with other VoIP services, but if you're an avid Skype user, there is plenty to like about this handset.
September, 2007
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5 reviews
Low cost, ideal for travelling, contact list is attached to the Freshtel account
Sound quality could be better, it's not cordless
The Freshtel 2070 is an entry-level phone that should satisfy those after a cheap introduction to the world of VoIP.
May, 2007
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4 reviews
Doubles as a USB key, ideal for travelling, VoIP software and drivers included, contact list attached to your account
Plan needs to be upgraded to call landlines, audio could be louder, minimal storage for USB key
The 4030 Stickphone is a handy on-the-go VoIP solution ideal for travellers.
May, 2007
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7 reviews
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