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From: mark on 28 Jun 2010 04:44
On 25 June, 12:50, Chris <m...(a)privacy.net> wrote:
> mark <marpa...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> > That's interesting .. I'd never heard of this. And they have an APN on
> > each network - this must cost a bit ... last time I looked (many years
> > ago) it was around 3K a month for an APN.
>
> I really doubt that it is neccessary to provide an APN for each network, since
> PTT is very similar to VoIP and should therefore work through any applicable
> Internet connection.

True, but then they say "End-users configure their Push To Talk mobile
to use the Push To Talk Communications Ltd APN" which I think that
they had to do to overcome VoIP restrictions on certain tariffs.

> Otherwise, I would'nt understand how it could work from a Windows PC.

The PC connection could obviously connect via the internet over some
secure connection.

Cheers,
Mark

> Cheers,
>  Chris
>
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> your bio-gas-powered eco-dome, but for all serious jobs you need a serious
> operating system such as Microsoft Windows.
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From: Theo Markettos on 28 Jun 2010 11:48
Bob <plasm(a)tv.com> wrote:
> Theo, I'd really like to know which button it is ;)

It's the button with the picture of a phone on it... right hand edge of the
keypad I think.

Theo
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