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Odd... its description says: "Only for Sprint 4G Evo device" then a little further down it says: "Talk and text chat with with anybody at any time on any device and any network".
I agree with a few others, I could care less about video chat as much as being able to make a call over the 3G network, does anyone know if this is limited to just Android phones?
I just installed it today, I'm logged on, it allowed me to send chat messages but when trying to call it gave me the common message quoted above about dialing out of the US being limited to WiFi. I'm 99% positive my coworker who has an Iphone doesn't have that limitation, what gives?
I agree with a few others, I could care less about video chat as much as being able to make a call over the 3G network, does anyone know if this is limited to just Android phones?
I just installed it today, I'm logged on, it allowed me to send chat messages but when trying to call it gave me the common message quoted above about dialing out of the US being limited to WiFi. I'm 99% positive my coworker who has an Iphone doesn't have that limitation, what gives?
Thnx will give it a try, didn't see his post.
Doug, with your reasoning, we should just get rid of the microphone portion of our phones!!! And usually, you need a wifi on the overseas end simply because CDMA connectivity does not exist everywhere...and it is dwindling by the day. Even if you had it, you would need an international roaming data plan or pay for the data roaming charges.
All I care about is the video feature, but it seems like skype is omitting this from all their smartphone clients. It was the number one reason I was excited about the iPhone 4 when I got it. I wonder if it's a licensing thing or what. The only ting I ever used skype for was video chat
Edit: Is that your wife in your avatar? Can't see how "pretty" she is, but the rest of her looks damned good !
I believe the next version of Android may address the video chat with a built in app. If they had some advanced knowledge that confirmed this I wouldn't expect them to go through the effort of supporting video chat in their mobile app. IF a standard video chat feature is available in the next Android version then you should see all apps of this type support it before long.
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