Want to use a VOIP App? You should be able to: FCC Questions Apple Over Google Voice

* If you want to use a Voice over IP application to save on telephone costs you should be able to. The FCC Questions Apple over Google Voice - is the headline.

FCC Questions Apple Over Google Voice

http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,169449/article.html

aspicer

64 posts since
Aug 21, 2007

Aug 1, 2009 4:14 PM PCWorld in response to: Re: FCC Questions Apple Over Google Voice

End user agreement - You agree that we can take money from you continuously and that we don’t really have to provide you any service at all. By using this device you agree that we can lock you into the above agreement where we can take your money for as long as we want and we don’t don’t have to provide you any service or anything. You may not take the device off the service that we lock you onto or use it for anything that we don’t approve. You will use only applications that we approve that won’t prevent us from doing all of the above. And you will like it Damn It!

Aug 1, 2009 4:18 PM in response to: PCWorld in response to: PCWorld Re: FCC Questions Apple Over Google Voice

Reasons not to own an iPhone … read above.Someone tell me that you can install applications on an iPhone that don’t come from the Apple Store? Why would anyone want to own a little computer that you can’t install any software available on it that you want to?

Aug 1, 2009 4:19 PM in response to: PCWorld Re: FCC Questions Apple Over Google Voice

I’ll stick to my laptop, Thank You.

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