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Android powered phones

By Shaunna Mireau

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I moved last weekend! My husband and I have spent the last couple of years (and the next 20?) developing a farm. In the technology portion of our development plan, we decided not to put hard wired telephone lines on our property to avoid the large Individual Line Surcharges that the CRTC allows and we paid the last time we developed a property.

Moving to the VoIP world has been interesting. Our digital cordless handsets don’t work and we have had to revert to a single analog handset until I can find a cordless analog phone. I have yet to figure out faxing. We had to change our number because VoIP is not often contemplated in our rural area.

A post from the Google Blog on android powered phones caught my eye given our telephony issues.

Full post as published by Slaw.ca on September 25, 2008 (boomark / email).

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