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iPod Touch becomes iPhone
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The miracle of the loaves into fishes
Friday, 6 February 2009, 16:41
LOW-COST PHONE FOOTLER Jajah has converted the iPod Touch into an iPhone with a new workaround which will allow Touch users to call and text messages using a voice over IP network instead of a carrier's mobile network.
The only thing it can't do is operate away from a Wi-Fi network so it is unlikely to kill the iPhone.
Dubbed White Label, Jajah plans to license the application to wireless and non-wireless operators who offer it under their own brand. µ
L'Inq
CNET
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Like every article Nick writes, he either omits information deliberately, or doesn't do enough research. Interesting find except the iPod Touchs do not come with a built in microphone, so you will have to purchase one compatible with your device first. Seems like a strange point to have forgot to mention in your article....
The first falme-boys out of the gate the the Apple fanboy-knuckleheads. Who cares if you need a mic!? Won't you get one anyway if you plan to VOIP over the ITouch!? Get a grip fruits.
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I thought the gen2 iPod Touch had a built-in mic?