Originally posted by: Slikkster
Every voice chat that's been around for years is "voip" in the sense of voice over IP transmission. I don't see what makes this any different than any other IM's voice feature, if it's only peer to peer.
www.voipbuster.com is the only place I know of right now for FREE voip (as in calling someone's actual phone).
Originally posted by: ironk
How do you add buddies in gaim? I did 'Add buddy', but i think i am doing it wrong. The buddy comes up as 'not authorized'.
The google client has some easter eggs:
http://www.hagrin.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=341#341
And here is take on what google *might* end up doing:
http://www.lightover.com/epic/
Originally posted by: Zorro
Google is like China they will rule the world soon.
Originally posted by: Cheapest
I am still using dial up from NETHERE.net. Do you think it will work?
Originally posted by: jjsole
I'm not up for google reading all my email, so I'm definitely not up on them getting into my conversations.
Originally posted by: ronin2kr6
And here is take on what google *might* end up doing:
http://www.lightover.com/epic/
The epic vid is great, I used it for a business class last semester, you guys should really check it out. It's part fiction and part truth, but a very possible scenario.
Originally posted by: crisscross
Skype is asking for $3 Billion so doubt Google will buy it.
Originally posted by: bob4432
do any of these voip programs run much better than teamspeak? even on a 100Mb/s lan, i get about a 2 sec delay with teamspeak. are any of these just like a phone? if so which ones allow for groups so i could use them instead of teamspeak and get rid of the annoying lag?
Originally posted by: bob4432
do any of these voip programs run much better than teamspeak? even on a 100Mb/s lan, i get about a 2 sec delay with teamspeak. are any of these just like a phone? if so which ones allow for groups so i could use them instead of teamspeak and get rid of the annoying lag?
Originally posted by: Macro2
I give up...how do I sign up for Gmail?
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: bob4432
do any of these voip programs run much better than teamspeak? even on a 100Mb/s lan, i get about a 2 sec delay with teamspeak. are any of these just like a phone? if so which ones allow for groups so i could use them instead of teamspeak and get rid of the annoying lag?
Skype > Google Talk > Ventrilo > TeamSpeak
Originally posted by: TuxDave
Originally posted by: bob4432
do any of these voip programs run much better than teamspeak? even on a 100Mb/s lan, i get about a 2 sec delay with teamspeak. are any of these just like a phone? if so which ones allow for groups so i could use them instead of teamspeak and get rid of the annoying lag?
2 seconds... wow, I actually get about a 0.5 to 1 second delay. Running the same experiment with my sister across the country, we get the same delay over out cell phone.