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View Poll Results: Do you use Internet Calling on your Apache? | |||
Yes, but not on Sprint | 4 | 13.33% | |
NO. | 13 | 43.33% | |
Yes and on Sprint. | 3 | 10.00% | |
What the heck is it? | 10 | 33.33% | |
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 30. You may not vote on this poll |
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I was able to configure VOIP for my provider viatalk. Depending on the options you select, you will be able to use VOIP for just incoming ir both incoming and outgoing. You can also enable it while in 3G coverage or just leave it for WIFI only.
My only problem is that volume is very low on both phone speaker and bluetooth headset. |
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i havent tested VoIP cause i dont have the service but i read that the phone dialpad is used for internet calling too. try that.
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But the dialpad has no option to choose - voip or sprint? how do I know what I am using? I see people mentioning getting a "Internet Calling" tab in the Today page. How do I get that?
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alright - this might sound stupid & i am not sure where to ask this question - but as i was going through the threads (ahvent been on here for a while) - I was wondering -
is it possible for me to install a sprint or a Reliance ROM (from the kitchen sink) instead of Verizon (my 6700 is a Verizon phone) - and then go to sprint or Reliance and ask them to add me onto their network? Is my phone going to work over there?
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You use the one you configured in Voip setup for outgoing calls. It isn't something you can choose for each phone call. You can receive calls from both systems, all the time.
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What I meant was, when I get the dialpad - I dont have an option to choose to use VOIP to make the call or to just use my sprint service to make the call. |
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No, in Voip setup you had the option to choose when to use VOIP instead of your cell carrier.
From the dialpad, you are correct - you dont' get a choice there. You get the choice you made in voip setup. |
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