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Livedoor's WiFi phone service







Livedoor's WiFi phone service

Livedoor's WiFi phone service 12/11/2003 12:03 PM

Livedoor, a Japanese ISP, says they're going to offer a Voice over IP over WiFi service using pulverInnovations' WiSIP 802.11b phone that can make calls...




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