Give me da skinny, hey?
If you mean Uma, yeah, I've used her a few times.
A little too skinny for me, though...
Ur probably two old ta no watt eye'm talkin' 'bout, hey?
I've been thinking about giving Netscape Navigator a try...
Quote from: D'Lo Brown on February 11, 2019, 02:03:31 PM
I've been thinking about giving Netscape Navigator a try...
Alta vista for search engine....rocks
I've had Ooma for 2-3 years. Works well.
To be noted .. *all* VOIP carriers depend on your internet connection. If your connection isn't 100%, neither is your call quality. I tried a different voip carrier ~5 years ago .. and a quarter of the phone calls weren't good.
When I used Ooma with Roadrunner, maybe a quarter of the calls had a little echo. Now with Fiber, the audio is perfect.
For $5 a month, it's a great value. I hate talking on cell phones .. Ooma's audio quality is 10x better than cell.
Quote from: D'Lo Brown on February 11, 2019, 02:03:31 PM
I've been thinking about giving Netscape Navigator a try...
I'm going to be shelling out some money to buy this thing called "WiFi." Apparently you can use it to access the internet without a cord. How cool is that?
Then I can use it to buy songs on iTunes for download onto my iPod!
Quote from: 4everwarriors on February 11, 2019, 01:28:04 PM
Ur probably two old ta no watt eye'm talkin' 'bout, hey?
Could ya speak up a bit, sonny?
Quote from: Fluffy Blue Monster on February 11, 2019, 03:42:07 PM
I'm going to be shelling out some money to buy this thing called "WiFi." Apparently you can use it to access the internet without a cord. How cool is that?
Wow. Tell me more about this WiFi thingamajig, please.
Is Vonage still around?
Too lazy to check, tbh.
Quote from: mu_hilltopper on February 11, 2019, 03:25:36 PM
I've had Ooma for 2-3 years. Works well.
To be noted .. *all* VOIP carriers depend on your internet connection. If your connection isn't 100%, neither is your call quality. I tried a different voip carrier ~5 years ago .. and a quarter of the phone calls weren't good.
When I used Ooma with Roadrunner, maybe a quarter of the calls had a little echo. Now with Fiber, the audio is perfect.
For $5 a month, it's a great value. I hate talking on cell phones .. Ooma's audio quality is 10x better than cell.
You could just use your cell phone via wifi and get HD quality.
Quote from: #UnleashCain on February 16, 2019, 03:03:02 PM
You could just use your cell phone via wifi and get HD quality.
None of our family phones do that...
Quote from: mu_hilltopper on February 17, 2019, 08:37:39 AM
None of our family phones do that...
How old are your phones? Every Samsung since the s5 have had it standard
Quote from: #UnleashCain on February 17, 2019, 08:39:42 AM
How old are your phones? Every Samsung since the s5 have had it standard
Some carriers (AT&T) will block it if you buy unlocked phones, but yes, it's quite helpful and works great.
It depends on the carrier as well. I have an S7 Edge .. my carrier doesn't do wifi calling.
Anyhoo .. for $60 a year I have Ooma.