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2008-09-24
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Originally Posted by Jerome
It uses WiFi. My ISPs SIP server is sip.xs4all.nl, port 5060. Same for proxy. My ISP isn't blocking any ports for I can define which ports my ISP should block, and its only blocking incoming SMB/CIFS. Not SIP. And certainly nothing outgoing. In fact, they want me to use SIP, and I do with a POTS phone connected on my DSL modem. But I'd like to use my NIT as well. Again, with Gizmo and Fring it works, with the normal SIP client it doesn't.
It is just a matter of selecting the packet network as the access point in the SIP configuration indeed. If that does not work, but gizmo does (gizmo is sip), it means your carrier is blocking the sip ports. Try replacing the session control port from 5060 to something else. Sipphone (gizmo...) supports almost any port, but some voip providers will insist on standard ports like 5060 and 5061. Trying 5061, 5062 and 5063 for a start.
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2008-09-24
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Originally Posted by qole
Heheh. Coffee shops != the world. I was thinking more people walking using a laptop instead of texting with their phone, working on their laptop while driving, etc. And making all the iPhone people shut up -- that's a mandatory element of taking over the world, for me.
Seems like every coffee shop around here has as many laptops as there are tables. What's your definition of taking over the world?
Now you know why I don't see any device as being that awesome...
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2008-09-24
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Not sure about the pockets around the world nowadays but laptops and nettops don't fit in my pocket.
Tablets and phones do. Its difficult to make compares, for sure. It really depends on the purpose of the device.
I mean, take GeneralAntilles as example. For him, the N800 is a laptop. Well, no wonder he wants to run specific applications on it someone else would run on their smartphone or nettop/laptop.
Tablets and phones do. Its difficult to make compares, for sure. It really depends on the purpose of the device.
I mean, take GeneralAntilles as example. For him, the N800 is a laptop. Well, no wonder he wants to run specific applications on it someone else would run on their smartphone or nettop/laptop.
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2008-09-24
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Originally Posted by allnameswereout
You need a trench coat.
Not sure about the pockets around the world nowadays but laptops and nettops don't fit in my pocket.
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2008-09-24
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Originally Posted by Benson
I recently sat on a Maryland beach with my N810 WE and used it to make restaurant reservations for Alexandria Virginia that evening. I would not have had my laptop there.
Heheh. Coffee shops != the world. I was thinking more people walking using a laptop instead of texting with their phone, working on their laptop while driving, etc. And making all the iPhone people shut up -- that's a mandatory element of taking over the world, for me.
Now you know why I don't see any device as being that awesome...
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2008-09-24
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Originally Posted by Benson
Sounds like you need a baseball bat, not a new tablet.
And making all the iPhone people shut up -- that's a mandatory element of taking over the world, for me.
EDIT: Not to actually hit anyone with, lest I sound too brutish or violent. You just have to glare and wave it threateningly. Those bling-addicted wimps will shut up after one look in your eyes.
If they are too busy with their toy, you might have to tap them upon the backside of their cranium. Gently of course.
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2008-09-24
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Originally Posted by Texrat
Which beach were you on? I am trying to figure out the coverage.
I recently sat on a Maryland beach with my N810 WE and used it to make restaurant reservations for Alexandria Virginia that evening. I would not have had my laptop there.
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2008-09-24
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Originally Posted by heavyt
Tiniest one in the world I think: Chesapeake Bay.
Which beach were you on? I am trying to figure out the coverage.
But I wasn't using WiMAX service, just the tablet. Still, there was an access point in the vicinity. One in Great Falls, VA too, amazingly enough.
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2008-09-24
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I noticed that here in Vancouver there seems to be a lot of open APs with "default" or "linksys" or some such name. In Berlin, every access point was named, and almost all of them were WPA protected. I was quite surprised.
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