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I really hate my phone
About two months ago, Jamey and bought two Nokia e70 cellphones to test Jamey's grand VOIP experiment. The experiment is partially a success, but it's hard to tell because our phones suck.
( The lowlights )
On the bright side, we've only spent about five bucks in the last two months on calls.
Of course, with the phone being as buggy as it is, we might have to buy new phones. It's a bummer. The OpenMoko is coming out in December, but that's going to be around $600 each. I'd rather wait a few months to see if the OpenMoko will be buggy too. Of course, if it is, we can just debug it, since it's open source. I'm sure the OpenMoko community will be more responsive than Nokia about releasing firmware updates. (Nokia did release an update in May for our phone's software, but our model is not included in the update. Go Nokia!)
( The lowlights )
On the bright side, we've only spent about five bucks in the last two months on calls.
Of course, with the phone being as buggy as it is, we might have to buy new phones. It's a bummer. The OpenMoko is coming out in December, but that's going to be around $600 each. I'd rather wait a few months to see if the OpenMoko will be buggy too. Of course, if it is, we can just debug it, since it's open source. I'm sure the OpenMoko community will be more responsive than Nokia about releasing firmware updates. (Nokia did release an update in May for our phone's software, but our model is not included in the update. Go Nokia!)