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    Stuff You Can't Do on Windows Mobile Marketplace
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    Image of TheDustball TheDustball
    05/06/09

    In reply to Stuff You Can't Do on Windows Mobile Marketplace
    The way I read the VoIP item (#4) it would allow for Skype or another VoIP app over WiFi. Unless I'm misinterpreting "mobile operator network" and that term includes WiFi.
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    05/06/09

    @TheDustball: Yup thanks. Missed that part, added a correction.
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    Image of jcrockerman jcrockerman
    05/06/09

    In reply to Stuff You Can't Do on Windows Mobile Marketplace
    That's not so bad. Apple's App Store works the same way... except with the no VoIP thing
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    Image of tande04 tande04
    05/06/09

    @jcrockerman: Oh yeah?


    Last I checked it was the same and there was a fair bit of net neutrality uproar over it.

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    05/06/09

    @tande04: well..I've made calls from my iPhone using Skype over wi-fi to friends in NY.
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    05/06/09

    @jcrockerman: It'll be the same here. VoIP through WiFi isn't prohibited, just over the cellular network... just like the iPhone
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