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Ooooooo!! O2's 'TU Go' - a bit useful?

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Thu, Oct 18 2012, 7:19PM
6th.replicant
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Right, if I'm understanding correctly(???), O2 has an imminent app that will enable an iPhone/iMac/iPad/MBP/MBAir to make/receive cell' calls via home broadband Wi-Fi - clickety

Considering I can't currently get a regular cell' signal at home, this could be handy.

Am I correct? (All sounds too good to be true...) puzzled  

 

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Fri, Oct 19 2012, 7:46AM
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RE: Ooooooo!! O2's 'TU Go' - a bit useful?

yep.  It's just home users finally catching up with unified comms systems that have been around for years.

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Fri, Oct 19 2012, 8:29AM
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RE: Ooooooo!! O2's 'TU Go' - a bit useful?

I've got Vodafone SureSignal at home since 2 years which works on a similar principle but in a different way:

http://www.vodafone.co.uk/personal/price-plans/network-and-coverage/sure...

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