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Ian F. Hood said:
of course.. makes sense
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Bye all. roland.hanbury@truphone.com if you want more...
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James Body said:
Yes - call drops - just as it does on GSM when you go out of GSM range!
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Jim Courtney said:
Alec ... what is your Truphone number?
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Ian F. Hood said:
thanks everyone
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Mike Pruyn said:
Thanks, Alec
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Ian F. Hood said:
k, ty Roland
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Thanks guys.
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@Ian: Yes.
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Thanks!
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Tom Carter said:
@GREG: Curious to understand where and how your service provider contacts would be of value to us in the AMERICAS - which is my main focus
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Dan York said:
Thanks
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Very nice, thank you Alec, James and Roland!
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Ian F. Hood said:
so the call just drops?
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Handoff: Industry people always ask about this, customers never do!
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Jim Courtney said:
Now to head away from my house (with WiFi) to see how the GSM side works.
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Customers in countries in order of size : UK, US, Italy, Canada, India, Germany, Poland, Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Spain... Total 152 countries
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Greg McQuay said:
My self working with various application and service providers.
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Greg McQuay said:
Good stuff.
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had to go onto my 830 Nokia call, sorry
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US SMS now working well AFAIK - local gateways etc.
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Free calling to 40 countries was a launch offer, and as you say expires soon...
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Ian F. Hood said:
ROFL
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@Greg: We can do this, but we actually don't log that much that isn't call or SMS related at the moment. e.g. we don't log location.
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I agree Jonathan. It's a complete service...
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Although I obviously haven't been able to use Truphone Anywhere yet but it appears to address the single biggest issue I could see with Truphone - didn't work outside WiFi. Strikes me as the most significant development to date.
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Greg McQuay said:
Are you monitoring user behavior in the back ground? Key presses, affinity, location correlations etc.
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well said Roland!
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My experience of startup exits is that they are hardly ever the obvious buyer!
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Jim Courtney said:
Truphone 4 installed on my N95.
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Greg McQuay said:
Who is your likely head to head competiton in this segment. Fring? This begs who do you exit to?
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Data SIM likely to have good rates in a selected range of countries (~40). Data rates comparable to local prepay, not better.
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I've only been able to use it a couple of times. It doesn't like me apparently.
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I love Truphone. Been using it for a year now.
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Yay Jonathan!
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V4 now installed on my E51. Looking good.
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@Greg: Not really. It sits there on the wish list but no signs of getting to the top at the moment :-)
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Greg McQuay said:
Any plans for multiple media, mostly video, photo's and graphics. Not a priority as much as curiosity.
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Thank you :)
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What was the patent for?
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Yes, Sim4Travel is usable in the US
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how about "crumbs!"
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Dan York said:
"Crikey"... a word we don't hear too often on this side of the pond. :-)
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....and in the US? Is Sim4Travel usable in the US?
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Dan York said:
Truphone website out of maintenance now - http://www.truphone.com/
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Its a sim card with callback to save on roaming<br/>Willi
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@Wilhelm: Some other countries, and more to come
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What is sim4travel? Simply mobility?
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Roland,<br/>is Sim4Travel limited to UK numbers at present?
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William Volk said:
James, do you need an iPhone client?
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Yes, upgrade should be easier than ever
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I did :)
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can't get back in Sheryl?
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We also now make money via Sim4Travel calls (callback travel SIM)
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Greg McQuay said:
Thank you
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sheesh skype booted me!
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Got it!
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Greg McQuay said:
I Have a handset problem.
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Truphone SMS works very well. Much cheaper for international SMS.
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Truphone charges for calls, on a Prepay basis.
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Greg McQuay said:
How does Truphone make money? You may have siad but I did not hear.
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Dan York said:
4G networks *could* be WiMAX, but also could be LTE.
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Just waiting for the handset support ;-)
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Dan York said:
Hmmm... WiMAX does *NOT* equal "4G".
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William Volk said:
See T-MOBILE!
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First part: We can update the access numbers from the server if they get blocked
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William Volk said:
Rocketalk once
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William Volk said:
T-Mobile blocked
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William Volk said:
Great question. Can the carriers turn them off?
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Hi Roland. Is v4 on the website yet?
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Dan York said:
echo goes away
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Greg McQuay said:
How do the carries react to this when you have interests in retail handset sales?
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Yes, there is a menu item that tells you the call-through number so you can add to the my 5 list
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Ian F. Hood said:
muted I am
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Dan York said:
I'm muted
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we have nasty echo coming over..I'm muted
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We need someone to mute
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Mark Hewitt said:
Bad Echo!!!!
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Dan York said:
who's echoing?
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Dan York said:
echo on the line
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Dan York said:
We need to dispense with area codes and long-distance charges
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But only if they SIM swap James!
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Mark Hewitt said:
I note the mention of both voice and SMS routing over the TruPhone IP connection? is this true?
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Dan York said:
As James gets himself in potential trouble...
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Truphone.com down for the 4.0 release including Truphone Anywhere :-)
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Dan York said:
Yes, Alec, your solution is to get another carrier. ;-)
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NIce tune
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Dan York said:
Truphone site: "Truphone.com is currently undergoing system maintenance"
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Dan York said:
James, FYI, if you put "http://" at the beginning of the URLs, Alec's software will turn it into a clickable link.
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Ian F. Hood said:
♫ Konference Karaoke?
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Dan York said:
It could be the Squawk Box theme song for today.
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James Body said:
www.truphone.com/moo
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Dan York said:
Oh, no, is James going to sing?
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;)
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I'm on only until 830, but have nothing to say
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Dan York said:
They're not popular in North America because we're a wireless backwater.
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If you would like to speak, just let me know
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Roland - I muted your line. Was getting some echo from it.
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Ian F. Hood said:
LOL
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Dan York said:
okay, 19 now