xnappo
20th October 2003, 09:52 PM
Just a fun question that occured to me - is GPRS fast enough that if software were available those of us with unlimitted data could essentially have unlimitted minutes?
xnappo
mpd
20th October 2003, 11:52 PM
In a word: No. GPRS has sufficient bandwidth to carry many of the more economical codecs (G.723, G.729, and yes, GSM :-)), and the device has sufficient power to handle the real time encoding/decoding.
However, the monstrous latency and frequent packet loss will make any conversation attempt pointless. Using GPRS to exchange short voice (and maybe video) messages in near-real time would be OK.
3G will make VoIP possible, but then again, 3G will be VoIP itself.
There are a few companies that have developed complete VoIP solutions for the PPC platform, but they target primarily Wi-Fi. Take a look at http://www.tabletmedia.com/products.html
I Wish I had better news :-)
Mike.
superperry
11th January 2004, 03:25 AM
Does anybody have try this? VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) from their XDA 2 using wifi? If success what VoIP software you guys used?
Biso007
11th January 2004, 02:13 PM
I tried this application http://www.pocketgear.com/software_detail.asp?id=5755 but couldn't get it to work. Can any one explain how to use it on XDA ?
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