On Sunday 19 September 2010 04:13:58 Winterlight wrote:
Just curious...what is the charge to replace a LCD screen? HP wants
375 for a new display and that makes it prohibitive for a laptop that
was 800 14-18 months ago even if I do it.. or is does it matter
where you buy the display.
On Sunday 19 September 2010 06:43:49 David L. Gabler wrote:
At 10:13 PM 9/18/2010, you wrote:
Just curious...what is the charge to replace a LCD screen? HP wants
375 for a new display and that makes it prohibitive for a laptop
that was 800 14-18 months ago even if I do it.. or is does it
Has anybody initiated calls yet from their Google voice account. I am
a little confused here. You can't make calls directly from your
computer with a mic/headphone setup..right? So you tell it to call a
number, and then it calls you at the number you have set it up for
once it has made the
It calls you first, then makes the call. You can also use it as an old fashion
calling card by dialing your own google number. There also happens to be apps
for cell phones and a newer gmail feature.
-Original Message-
From: Winterlight winterli...@winterlight.org
Sent: Sep 19, 2010
GV is not VOIP - you still need a phone to make calls.
GV is an advanced way of using that phone. One of the coolest things is the
ability to connect multiple phones to your GV account. When people ring your
GV number, you have a lot of control over what happens.
You can have it ring all
Now, if you have Gmail, GV does integrate with that and allow you to
make VOIP calls.
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Brian
Yes, that is what I have, and that is what I am asking. I have been
using Google Voice and Gmail since the beginning of the beta, I
don't need that explained... but they just activated
At 04:23 PM 9/19/2010, you wrote:
It calls you first, then makes the call.
Oh, OK so by having them make the call for you, even though you are
using a land line, it is seen by your phone company as a local
call... do I have it right.
You can also use it as an old fashion calling card by
Yes it should be a local call to your landline. It is very much like a majority
of the voip providers they try and make it a local call on both ends. I have
not tried the gmail integration but it would likely let you get rid of your
landline if you wanted, or at least that seems the goal.
I don't have Google Voice, just the new one that comes with Gmail..
Set it up for my mom and she loves it.
She uses a headphone and mic I bought her and she can call her friends in
Europe for
4-5 cents a minute instead of the 20-25 cents ATT was charging her..
She also loves calling my bro
