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Default 13-07-2007, 07:40

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Received same msg. BUT.... what does it mean? How is Web 2.0 going to impact this and how are they going to make any money by offering FREE mobile telephony -- WORLDWIDE, nonetheless?

Would like to see some specifics.

I don't see how the can implement this innovation when they can't even live up to their current service promises (AU) and even deliver and receive SMS from US via SMSbug or T-mobile.
Web 2.0 is IMHO a kind of "marketing blah-blah-blah" - trendy phrase w/o strict definition to make impression of being modern and up-to-date .

But I think the real sense of the message is that they want to use to fast wireless data transfer (WiFi/3G) to offer "free" VoIP connections. Perhaps they "integrate" UM and Skype credits and, eg. you could pay from the same credit for a cheap SkypeOut connection while you are in the WiFi coverage or expensive GSM connection elsewhere... Just my speculations.

As to the service promises - I don't want to justify UM in any way but they are perfect to compare with Yackie or Callblue. And T-Mo US->UM blockade issue seems to be a T-Mo decision and I see no reason why to blame UM for it.
   
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