Very BIG bug in FRING,
It will not accept mail adress like name.lastname@gmail.com , i mean that it will not accept the dot ".".
Very annoying for those who have this kind of mail.
Skype voice is good but with a delay.
AIM? Do you guys see AIM in the addons window? I dont..
This thread is getting long, but if you are having this trouble with gmail, you need to remember that the dot in the username is not important in gmail. You can omit it and your message will still be delivered as it should be. I posted this on page three, but another user also did a bit earlier.I have exactly the same problem [with a dot in gmail addresses]. Glad to know it's not just me.
I can't find it on the uk app store on the iphone... anyone else having that problem?
Very BIG bug in FRING,
It will not accept mail adress like name.lastname@gmail.com , i mean that it will not accept the dot ".".
Very annoying for those who have this kind of mail.
Skype voice is good but with a delay.
I'm confused.... This app allows free audio calls? Because it's from Skype, and Skype is all about the free audio calls. If so, what's the point of paying all that money for a contract? Also why'd they allow this app but not a podcast app?
But it looks like nice app! If only I had an iPhone or a Touch...
when you make a call it says voice fees apply for all regular cellular calls. What does this mean? I am charged per minute? or am I just charged my minutes? So does it use my minutes or charge me per minute anybody know?
You can call MSN or Skype user for free, even if they are not signed up with Fring. Fring is only needed if you are trying to make calls with iPhone.If you dial a number in fring and tap the Cellular button, it passes the number to the Phone app to complete the call so it's just like making a normal call on the iPhone. That's probably what they're talking about.
If you tap SIP or Skype Out instead, the call is routed as VoIP through your WiFi connection. Your cellular provider (AT&T) isn't involved at all. Your VoIP provider may charge you minutes, though. I'm using it to connect to my Asterisk box at home, so there's no charge.
I haven't tried it yet, but if you call another fring user directly, the call is supposed to be free.
If im understanding this correctly in order to make wifi calls i have to buy skype mins? why not just wait for Icall which is free wifi calls. Im sure they may charge for the app but better in the long run if the calls are free.
And just so I understand from reading the website, you can only use VoIP to call other fring users; you can't call landlines/mobile numbers without some sort of VoIP minutes provider (a la Skype). Is that right?
EDIT: Looked around, and answered my own question.
(It's yes, btw.)
Using Skype over 3G would be trying to use your wireless provider's network
without them getting paid for the call ... no cell phone provider is going to allow that.
And don't forget that if they own the network, it's their network, and as long as they don't violate
your privacy rights, they can control the content on their network all they want to.