John Ward wrote:
> Hi Mike,
> Agree with your point about lots of free apps. Very impressed with what I
> can do with it. As an example I installed fring yesterday, its a multi
> protocal IM/VOIP client that supports skype, yahoo, aim, icq, irc, twitter,
> gtalk, msn and sip.
>> The fring SIP works painlessly with blueface if anyone else is using them.
>> John
>>E in E61, E65, E70 etc stands for Enterprise. They all work with
Blueface and most office SIP / VOIP solutions directly.
SIP systems that need support for Firewall and E series -> SIP -> Wifi -
> Firewall -> SIP server won't work.
However Fring proxy for Skype -> WiFi -> firewall does work
I only really use Fring for IM texting on ICQ and Skype. I worry that
maybe Fring is storing our passwords as it's a proxy service of some kind?
Free MGMaps to show OTHER people on Web where you are and Satnav on the
phone is good. (I use a BT GPS from Maplin that can sit at window).
>> On 2/8/08, Michael Watterson <watty at eircom.net> wrote:
>>> John Ward wrote:
>>>>> Actually it was a human error. I was trying to install the version for
>>> Sybian OS 60 Series 1 onto the device which is series 3.
>>>>>> Just ssh'd into a linux host...sweet.
>>>>> OK I should read all the emails before replying... :-)
>> my E65 is series 3 too.
>>>> --
>> Mike
>>>>>>
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Mike
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