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I'm curious how this works on CDMA networks. With GSM, you just take your SIM from the store and pop it in your phone. With CDMA I assume you need them to trans

I'm curious how this works on CDMA networks. With GSM, you just take your SIM from the store and pop it in your phone. With CDMA I assume you need them to transfer the plan to the phone at the store? They don't balk at all at setting up a phone with a data-only plan? For the record I had trouble with Gizmo + SipDroid too; once I switched to sipgate.com I got much clearer calls. Apparently Gizmo prefered a proprietary codec that was only implemented in the Gizmo client and needed to fall back to a lower-quality codec with other clients. Sipgate on the other hand works great, though the integration with Google Voice isn't as tight.

18pfsmt 15y ago
A Mifi is a mobile router (EV-DO>>> wifi), I simply sold my usb modem, and then bought a brand new Mifi for full price. I never gave Gizmo5 a dime, but it was the same performance with my Flowroute[1] setup, and even my own Milkfish[2] setup. This gets a bit complicated (why nobody else bothers) rather quickly, but I'd be happy to share more info if you have interest. [1]http://flowroute.com/ http://flowroute.com/ [2]http://www2.milkfish.org.sipwerk.com/ http://www2.milkfish.org.sipwerk.com/