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30-05-2006, 12:02
With all due respect, there has to be latency. A call placed from let's say Germany to the US and from the US back to Israel would add at least a 220-250ms delay.
On the other hand, a call placed to Israel proper and redirected to the mobile operator would only add 40-60ms.
It's pure math...
VladS
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