Skype through your Bluetooth through your USB flash key

MPlat used to build USB flash key with preloaded voice clients. So its F4K ― as its older brothers F2K and F3K ― doesn’t provide anything else than telephone on broadband Internet. You just have to plug the USB key into a computer to start using Skype and other SIP voice clients stored on the key. But this time, it does a Bluetooth dongle that allows users to connect their nifty blinky earset. What a converged world!

(via engadget)

Jun 26, 2006 | By Nuno

Tags: voip, voice+over+ip, voip+news, voice, voip+phone, tech, technology, broadband, dsl, adsl, internet, internet+telephony, broadband+telephony, voip+service, 3G, gsm, mobile, mobile+phone, cell+phone, cellphone, phone, messenger, softphone, im, instant+messaging, instant+messenger, ip, sip, internet+phone, software, network, wifi, wireless, wlan, wimax, wi-fi, hotspot, gtalk, google+talk, jabber, msn, skype, open+source, yahoo, skypeout, gizmo, business, mplat, bluetooth, convergence,

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Skype through your Bluetooth through your USB flash key

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