Welcome! Please
join the dialogue
.
Bohmian.org - Discussion - Linksys iPhone
Bohmian Home
||
Dialogues
||
Pictures
||
Help
||
About Us
Most Recent Objects
Bistro du Midi
TAK Room
Embassy Suites Baltimore Hotel at BWI Airport Mayrland
ST3000DM001
Poetterization
Unix Philosophy
Poetterize
Random Objects
Security theater
OpenFrame
Pidgin is the instant messaging client formerly known as Gaim
IPad identifies as a mobile device
United States $1 Coin Act of 1997
Evoluent Vertical Mouse
Propaganda (digital art collection)
Twitter.com
Two-factor authentication
Bistro du Midi
Last Man Standing (TV Series)
RFC 1855
One is prohibited by decorum from removing one's jacket in formal dress
New fries (burger king)
Weblog
LibPurple based XMPP clients
Why can't I shade my web browser
Top-posting
Kristina Behr
Pull a Verisign
Jabber
Canon 20D
Vitelity and Asterisk
DVRUpgrade
Associations
Connected Objects
Apple iPhone
Treat everything as an iPhone
Apple iPhone 3GS
Apple iPhone mobile digital device
LibPurple based XMPP clients
Similarly Named
Nokia S60 N97 mini and Maemo N900 Review from an iPhone Perspective
Why Apple's iPhone Won't Rock
Apple iPhone
Apple iPhone mobile digital device
Apple iPhone controls 100 of the iPhone market
Apple iPhone Accessibility
Apple iPhone 3GS
Treat everything as an iPhone
Other User Entries
m
Linksys iPhone
Rate this review:
[-]
[0]
[+]
My Opinion of
Linksys iPhone
:
Dislike
Neutral
Like
m
posted June 19, 2009
The
Linksys
iPhone
, a
rebranding
of the
Infogear iPhone
which
Cisco
had acquired prior to
the Cisco acquisition of Linksys
, is a
WiFi phone
that operates--depending on the model--over either
the Skype network
or over a standard
SIP (VoIP)
connection.
The
Linksys SIP iPhone
is actually a pretty neat little thing, although a little rough around the edges.