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Stu · 01-07-2009, 16:16

Some Samsungs run Symbian. The problem with Windows Mobile devices is that it is really hard to try and get a good VOIP device running on many machines. In the last four years, we had an E-Ten, and two HTCs. We could get Skype working well on the Etens, but everything else was real problematic. Sound came out of the back speaker, massive echos, etc. Blackberries are even worse. No one has any working VOIP on a Blackberry other than UMA (Tmobile Hotspots at Home, Rogers Homezone, Orange Unique/Unik, etc.).

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Stu (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Guru Posts: 1,091 Join Date: 11 Feb 2004 Location: Detroit (formerly Dubai) Country:	01-07-2009, 16:16 Some Samsungs run Symbian. The problem with Windows Mobile devices is that it is really hard to try and get a good VOIP device running on many machines. In the last four years, we had an E-Ten, and two HTCs. We could get Skype working well on the Etens, but everything else was real problematic. Sound came out of the back speaker, massive echos, etc. Blackberries are even worse. No one has any working VOIP on a Blackberry other than UMA (Tmobile Hotspots at Home, Rogers Homezone, Orange Unique/Unik, etc.).