A snippet from a Nokia press release:
http://press.nokia.com/PR/200505/995802_5.html
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"Linux is a logical choice for the Nokia 770 Internet Tablet as Linux
and the Open Source development platform provide us with fast and
efficient solutions to build products for this new, Nokia product
category. This is the first step in creating an Open Source product
for broadband and Internet services. We will be launching regularly
updates of the software. The next software release planned for the
first half of next year will support more presence based
functionalities such as VoIP and Instant Messaging", continues Janne
Jormalainen.
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Can someone confirm that the initial Nokia 770 hardware product that
will be available will be able to support VoIP in the future without
additional hardware requirements or hardware upgrades, and only
require a future software upgrade?
I would be very disappointed to purchase one of the first models, only
to find out later it will not support VoIP later.
Tony
http://press.nokia.com/PR/200505/995802_5.html
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"Linux is a logical choice for the Nokia 770 Internet Tablet as Linux
and the Open Source development platform provide us with fast and
efficient solutions to build products for this new, Nokia product
category. This is the first step in creating an Open Source product
for broadband and Internet services. We will be launching regularly
updates of the software. The next software release planned for the
first half of next year will support more presence based
functionalities such as VoIP and Instant Messaging", continues Janne
Jormalainen.
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Can someone confirm that the initial Nokia 770 hardware product that
will be available will be able to support VoIP in the future without
additional hardware requirements or hardware upgrades, and only
require a future software upgrade?
I would be very disappointed to purchase one of the first models, only
to find out later it will not support VoIP later.
Tony