Hi Joseph,
You know, I was surprised by the quality. It seems noticeably better than when
I last used this service. That was a while ago, 2010 or 2011, so I'm pleased
to see that it has improved. thanks for the tip about placing calls from my
Mac. I'll probably usually just use my iPhone, b
Hi Donna, are use Google voice daily. For helping out group members on these
list like this one occasionally. The quality, is not bad at all. Even coming
through my ear pods of my iPhone. I'm able to understand my customers that I
work with daily. Occasionally, you will get that sound of hitting
Your right but I think there’s a way. This also impacted asterisk servers and
other connections. Sounds like some googling or posing this question to OBI
would be a good next step.
Great call Chris.
> On Sep 13, 2016, at 11:22 AM, Chris G wrote:
>
> Hi,
> It is my understanding that hardwar
Hi,
It is my understanding that hardware solution no longer works.
I had one at one time and it stopped working for me, a year later
stopped working for a friend of mine.
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Ok, I have not used one of these but it looks interesting. Also mentions you
can configure via the web which means it’s probably configurable by us assuming
the web page internally doesn’t use any technologies that break screen reading.
I would bet it would work though. Sounds like a cool goo
Going to have to read this and check this out, I don’t have first hand
experience.
Or at least, it’s not ringing any bells. Stand by and let me read this site
you provided.
> On Sep 13, 2016, at 9:56 AM, -dan d. wrote:
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>
> Hi Scott,
>
> What do you know about the obi device used with goo
Hi Scott,
What do you know about the obi device used with google voice described
here?
https://www.obitalk.com/info/googlevoice
Thanks.
On Mon, 12 Sep 2016, Scott Granados wrote:
Hi Donna,
1. The apps on both platforms are very accessible. Android and IOS both
support google voice very
Do remember the google option is free though just so you compare correctly on
the financial side. You are right though, Skype to Skype has a wide band codec
and the Skype to PSTN gateways aren’t bad. Of course a lot depends on your
network connection, congestion and so forth.
Good luck and wh
Hi Donna,
1. The apps on both platforms are very accessible. Android and IOS both
support google voice very nicely.
2. Yes, voice quality is somewhat less than the PSTN network but completely
acceptable.
3. Other options include Evoice with their second line option, Vonage with
their cell
Hey Scott,
Yep, there are a lot of options there. :) Thanks for all this info. I already
have a Skype number, so maybe I should just look into what it would cost to add
a second line. I certainly find the call quality on Skype to be far superior
to what I experienced with GoogleVoice.
Cheer
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