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Asterisk, of course, with a little bit of intestinal fortitude can be configured for the home and I might add, I have it configured for my IT consultancy to have my Nokia N95 SIP-cable cell phone answer as a remote extension from 'anywhere'. No cellphone plan minutes are used and the SIP calls are over VoIP on a flat-rate monthly data bearer plan.

Of course, Apple could put together the code, but they have a standing reputation for taking what is good and forking it.
Posted by: D. T. Schmitz   Posted on: 05/21/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Asterisk  D. T. Schmitz | 05/21/08
Wouldn't a Mac handle most of this?  j.m.galvin | 05/21/08
" Apple wants to sell computers" - how sure are you?  murph_z ZDNet Moderator | 05/21/08
The majority of Apple revenue  j.m.galvin | 05/21/08
Investment in pc's.  Anton Philidor | 05/21/08
All of the above  j.m.galvin | 05/21/08
How useful is the iPhone?  isulzer | 05/22/08
Using Office on a phone?  Anton Philidor | 05/21/08
Darn your trolling!  Roger Ramjet | 05/21/08
You would be wrong  j.m.galvin | 05/21/08
Not so fast  Roger Ramjet | 05/21/08
Self-fullfilling assumption  murph_z ZDNet Moderator | 05/21/08
Voice is worthwhile.  Anton Philidor | 05/21/08
But frightening  klumper | 05/21/08
Sub-vocalization  murph_z ZDNet Moderator | 05/21/08
*lightbulb* happy  klumper | 05/21/08

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