BTW, short of Skype being available on the 2008 OS n8xx platform, there is the 'almost free' option to use Gismo project and just phone out whoever isn't on Gismo with minutes you buy for a notch less than 2 cents a minute. I'm not sure how it all works, but apparently according the Gismo web site you can also use the same minutes for video conversations with various messenger services that support video such as Windows Messenger Live (or whatever it's called), if you really want the video option instead of pidgin IM. Twenty bucks gets you 1000 minutes. Not free, but pretty close. Also, the minutes don't disappear at the end of the month... Gary wrote: > Marius Vollmer wrote: > >> The chances are quite high. It's the obvious thing to do. I can't >> make any promises about just when it will happen, but if it doesn't >> happen this year, I would blame myself personally. >> >> > > Thank you for giving this some serious thought, Marius. I have to say > that my experience with the Nokia tablet has been quite pleasant and > I've been recommending it to several friends over the past couple of > years (has it really been that long since the 770 came out?). Despite > being a regular Mac user and unix sysadmin, I'm personally not too fond > of the iPhone model of use and development; comparatively small > all-in-one device, (for now) closed SDK w/o hacking, etc. So I'm pretty > excited to see where maemo ends up in the future. If nobody has said it > enough, I appreciate all the hard work of the various OS and application > developers out there making this such a fun device to use. > > -Gary > _______________________________________________ > maemo-users mailing list > maemo-users at maemo.org > https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users > > > >
