Skype for Pocket PC requires Pocket PC 2003 OS
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Scott Mace on 2004/04/07:
„Those of you with older Pocket PCs (like the Dell Axim X5 I won at an Intel drawing last month) won't be able to run Skype for Pocket PC. That's because it requires a Pocket PC running the Pocket PC...“
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„The beta release of Skype for the Pocket PC prompted a Slashdot post and instantly a comment about Skype's potential for adware/spyware hijinks. Just like that, my analysis of Skype's license agreement got Slashdotted . To Skype's credit, I've heard nothing fishy out of Skype in this regard since last September.“http://scottmace.typepad.com/service_provider_blog/2004/.../ slashdotted_in_.html - Cached
Found at a page of Scott Mace, posted on 2004/04/07
„It's not enough to argue that using Skype's mobile solution will pay out vs a high cellphone contract after six months. While that may be the current Skype rationale this move is targeted longer term at emerging Enterprise solutions. It may be more appropriate to look at solutions where high density mobility within a connected fairly contained workforce is important.“http://www.henshall.com/blog/archives/ 000864.html - Cached
Found at a page of Stuart, posted on 2004/04/06
„Skype is free and simple software that will enable you to make free calls anywhere in the world in minutes. Skype, created by the people who brought you KaZaA uses innovative P2P (peer-to-peer) technology to connect you with other Skype users. If you are tired of paying outrageous fees for telephony, Skype is for you.“http://roland-allen.net/archives/ cat_geek_stuff.html#000024 - Cached
Found at a page of roland, posted on 2004/02/09
„PocketSkype enables you to make Skype voice calls from any WiFi hotspot. Skype provides instant messaging, personal contact lists and even the ability to make conference calls across the net.“http://www.fo.com/newsletters/fonews-041704.htm - Cached
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„FREE PEER-TO-PEER POCKET PC VOICE-CALLING SOFTWARESkype Technologies has launched a free beta release of peer-to-peervoice calling software for WiFi-enabled handheld devices runningMicrosoft's Pocket PC software platform. PocketSkype is a "thin"version of Skype, the company's original peer-to-peer voice-callingsoftware for Windows PCs which was released in August 2003. Like Skype,PocketSkype can be used to make free, unlimited, and unmetered callsanywhere in the world.Read full story “http://www.windowsfordevices.com/files/newsbriefs/ apr08-04.html - Cached
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