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Yep that's the idea. But it doesn't seem like any phones right now support using a DNS resolver. That's the main thing. And many phones only has numeric pads.
by CMCDragonkai 12y ago
Yep that's the idea. But it doesn't seem like any phones right now support using a DNS resolver. That's the main thing. And many phones only has numeric pads.
- steviee 12y agoYes, even though with the right marketing (make it easy to use) any smartphone vendor could probably implement this service. Or just create a "dial"-app replacement for iOS (if possible), Android, ... to use the service and fall back to normal phone numbers when needed. It's more of a marketing challenge than a technical one I guess. Regards, Steviee
- CMCDragonkai 12y agoThere's a company trying with an App right now. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7882494 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7882494 But. I think the only true way of making this successful is an open source effort. And an ability for people to setup their own DNS servers. Perhaps I shall investigate Namecoin.