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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2009-03-13
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I thought they said it can send sms to email. Maybe I misread that....
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2009-03-13
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Originally Posted by epage
That would be alright, but even better if sending sms through google chat would show as originating from your grandcentral #
I thought they said it can send sms to email. Maybe I misread that....
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2009-03-13
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It says my account is not ready to be upgraded. Is this normal?
Few questions to people on the new service:
1) Does nationwide free calls still work (incoming and outgoing)?
2) Is there now support for nationwide SMS?
3) Does it still give the option to route calls to SIP(Gizmo5)?
4) Do you get to keep the same number?
I ask this because we also use GrandCentral for our business, and have grown to depend on its free services...
Few questions to people on the new service:
1) Does nationwide free calls still work (incoming and outgoing)?
2) Is there now support for nationwide SMS?
3) Does it still give the option to route calls to SIP(Gizmo5)?
4) Do you get to keep the same number?
I ask this because we also use GrandCentral for our business, and have grown to depend on its free services...
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2009-03-13
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Originally Posted by dick-richardson
Can't get sms to work with the built-in chat client, so for now I've been using -
How does the free sms from grandcentral integrate with the n810?
https://www.google.com/voice/#sms
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https://www.google.com/voice/m/i/sms (for slow connections)
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2009-03-13
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I think they specifically want to limit sending sms through one of their own web interfaces in order to minimize use, IMHO
Sounds like they got burned on the sms through gtalk thing
Sounds like they got burned on the sms through gtalk thing
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2009-03-13
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For Canadians who have been forwarding a US Grandcentral number to Canadian phones, that won't work any more on Google Voice. You can still forward to a gizmo number though.
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2009-03-13
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Actually I am now wary of the google. In the same week they admit to behaviorally targeted advertising they also unveil features to transcribe your voicemail, thus we can wholly assume that if you were to use gmail, gtalk, and gvoice, google would be able to index your 'behavior' from all of your emails sent and received, all of your chats sent and received, all of your voicemails that people have left you, every sms, every search you have performed. Oh yeah, Picasa too maybe?
That is just crazy. I am not a privacy nut, but letting one entity(real person or corporate person) onto so much of your information is just nuts.
Then again if I sign up and use all of their services, they can probably tell me exactly the products I need that I didn't know about.
That is just crazy. I am not a privacy nut, but letting one entity(real person or corporate person) onto so much of your information is just nuts.
Then again if I sign up and use all of their services, they can probably tell me exactly the products I need that I didn't know about.
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2009-03-13
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Originally Posted by darrellpf
So, as a Canadian, I don't want them to
For Canadians who have been forwarding a US Grandcentral number to Canadian phones, that won't work any more on Google Voice. You can still forward to a gizmo number though.
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2009-03-13
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Originally Posted by quipper8
Yup, that's why I try to obfuscate my data. And keep anything that is somewhat important away.
Actually I am now wary of the google. In the same week they admit to behaviorally targeted advertising they also unveil features to transcribe your voicemail, thus we can wholly assume that if you were to use gmail, gtalk, and gvoice, google would be able to index your 'behavior' from all of your emails sent and received, all of your chats sent and received, all of your voicemails that people have left you, every sms, every search you have performed. Oh yeah, Picasa too maybe?
That is just crazy. I am not a privacy nut, but letting one entity(real person or corporate person) onto so much of your information is just nuts.
Then again if I sign up and use all of their services, they can probably tell me exactly the products I need that I didn't know about.
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Originally Posted by ysss
They're maemo and MeeGo...
"Meamo!" sounds like what Zorro would say to catherine zeta jones... after she slaps him for looking at her dirtily...
I think I am going to try to get a clickatell account and have my own clickatell-->http--->xmpp set up. Clickatell's incoming sms are 1/3 of a credit which is about 1 cent, still much cheaper than most cell phone providers.