I'm wondering if you can use the Internet only for Skype calls or if you can use it for other things too. I find this service to be very confusing, and I'd love it if someone who used it would explain it a bit.
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John Donovan wrote:I have recently learned that Microsoft has a certain Skype-related service, named Skype WiFi, with which, if I understood correctly, you can connect to various hotspots around the world. Is there anyone here who tried that?I've never heard of that, but by your description it seems a very nice service and play by Skype owners. If they manage to spread the word and create more hotspots they might beat down some major brands :P
I'm wondering if you can use the Internet only for Skype calls or if you can use it for other things too. I find this service to be very confusing, and I'd love it if someone who used it would explain it a bit.
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bluegreen wrote:I'm not really an expert in Skype Wi-Fi; I'm more like someone interested but with no experience. From what I've understood, it is not free - you have to pay using your Skype credit, so that's offputting too.John Donovan wrote:I have recently learned that Microsoft has a certain Skype-related service, named Skype WiFi, with which, if I understood correctly, you can connect to various hotspots around the world. Is there anyone here who tried that?I've never heard of that, but by your description it seems a very nice service and play by Skype owners. If they manage to spread the word and create more hotspots they might beat down some major brands :P
I'm wondering if you can use the Internet only for Skype calls or if you can use it for other things too. I find this service to be very confusing, and I'd love it if someone who used it would explain it a bit.
BTW is this service free to use?
If so, can you imagine having a hotspot where you could do calls for anyone for free?
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John Donovan wrote:Hum alright so it's not something really inovative as I expected eheh so I don't think it will succeed. It can achieve some success in bigger cities that are a lot related to technologies like Tokyo, New York and Hong Kong for example!bluegreen wrote:I'm not really an expert in Skype Wi-Fi; I'm more like someone interested but with no experience. From what I've understood, it is not free - you have to pay using your Skype credit, so that's offputting too.John Donovan wrote:I have recently learned that Microsoft has a certain Skype-related service, named Skype WiFi, with which, if I understood correctly, you can connect to various hotspots around the world. Is there anyone here who tried that?I've never heard of that, but by your description it seems a very nice service and play by Skype owners. If they manage to spread the word and create more hotspots they might beat down some major brands :P
I'm wondering if you can use the Internet only for Skype calls or if you can use it for other things too. I find this service to be very confusing, and I'd love it if someone who used it would explain it a bit.
BTW is this service free to use?
If so, can you imagine having a hotspot where you could do calls for anyone for free?
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