User:	back2nature.blogspot.com
Date:	2008-07-17 04:17 (UTC)
Subject:	N80?

Hi, any idea how to get pfingoMobile for N80?
Their support said not supporting because of resolution problems, but say I can still install by choosing any model. However, I tried but the installation refuses to install because it knows mine is a N80.

User: pfingo Date: 2008-07-17 05:45 (UTC) Subject: Re: N80?

hello,

Reason the N80 is not supported because of the pixel size at 2048x1536 pixels,which is incompatible..we tested it and it actually reflects smaller on the display screen, which is not a good user experience, we feel.

We are aware of this and have feedback to the relevant department. Thanks for your patience! :)

Do submit a ticket to the support folks if you have further enquires, thank you!

Hi, any idea how to download pfingo to pc? actually, i created one on my another pc and i don't know how to creat the second one

User: pfingo Date: 2008-09-13 14:17 (UTC) Subject: Re: Hi

You can download pfingo softphone client after you login your pfingo account at http://www.pfingo.com
If you want another pfingo account, you will first need to sign up at the pfingo website.

Hi, Andrew here.

I think an iPhone client is a very good idea.

It would provide a very good way to spread pfingoMOBILE into other operator's territory.

Either way, the iPhone SDK is powerful and can easily interact with the user's contacts and calendar, which makes it very easy to pull together with pfingoMOBILE's features.

Personally, I'm using Fring for iPhone (http://www.fring.com/), which works very well, with the exception of SMS support, otherwise I would use pfingo as my primary number.

There are already open-source SIP application projects for the iPhone (http://code.google.com/p/siphon/) and an operator, sip.free.fr, is offering SIP on the iPhone with an app that is locked to themselves.

Also, Apple has allowed VoIP applications as long as they are restricted to using WiFi networks.

I strongly suggest considering expansion into the iPhone/iPod Touch territory, as this sector is going to continue growing as Apple adds new capabilities such as Push services.

Thanks for your time :)

Kenneth here,
I totally agree with Andrew. Right now I'm considering getting an iphone but I wanna be sure pfingo has support for it before getting one. I haven't seen any clear indications as to whether pfingoMobile would work with it, but fring seems to work.