Hi Conor,
I have that e51 also, I had so much trouble with it regarding connecting to
WEP encrypted LANs that I gave up on it. I handed it back 4 times and they
kept giving me another broken e51 - I upgraded firmware, trawled the web -
tried everything and finally demanded they pay for an e270 as the e51
wouldn't work (with WEP) - and now I'm "condemned to mobile broadband for
use at home" -
I hadn't thought about setting it up the way you are using it - I take it
you are configuring the SIP settings to connect to your blueface account? I
might try this route before I go an buy a digital phone to test this.
Thanks for the tip.
Alan
2009/3/7 Conor Wynne <mariconor at gmail.com>
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>> Michael Watterson wrote:
> > David Howe wrote:
> >> On Sat, March 7, 2009 10:45 am, Kevin Brennan wrote:
> >>
> >>> Hi Alan,
> >>> To be clear. VoIP has worked over 3G but I definitely would not
> >>> recommend it if you are looking for a service which has any
> reliability.
> >>> I was merely pointing out the fact that it is possible and in my
> opinion
> >>> things will get better (give it 5 years). As Michael pointed out the
> >>> test we made was anecdotal. From our experience the only broadband
> which
> >>> had proved very reliable for VoIP so far is wired.
> >>> /KB
>> For what it's worth, I have blueface on my nokia e51, and it works
> great. When I'm out and about, I simply join an open wifi -- airports /
> cafe's etc, and it always defaults to internet calls (I conf'd it that
> way). I simply dial the desired number and it works. Saves a fortune
> when abroad - free calls from macdonalds (in France anyway)
>> It sometimes disconnects the call, although I've just updated the
> software and it seems to have fixed that. I've yet to fully test it, but
> so far no latency or disconnections.
>> Note, I only connect with WiFi, and not with 3G as I'm too mean to pay
> for data services on mobiles.
>> regards
> Conor.
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