Not sure what you mean by "screw carriers". Any rooted Android device also has full tethering and supports VOIP & SIP calls automatically when within range of known Wifi (or 3g if you want). I'm not too familiar with MSN or Skype, but I'm sure there are apps that automatically take advantage of those calls when on a wifi network too.
To my knowledge iPhones also let you use VOIP on wifi and tether (with a cable)?
I've been following the latest DRI updates (binary) from http://dri.sourceforge.net and currently the only version available is for 4.0.3 (obviously).
So my question is: How new are the DRI drivers included in 4.1.0? Should I assume they're the current CVS from the DRI project? Could someone please verify this before I destroy my current drivers?:)
Thanks!
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Not sure what you mean by "screw carriers". Any rooted Android device also has full tethering and supports VOIP & SIP calls automatically when within range of known Wifi (or 3g if you want). I'm not too familiar with MSN or Skype, but I'm sure there are apps that automatically take advantage of those calls when on a wifi network too.
To my knowledge iPhones also let you use VOIP on wifi and tether (with a cable)?
I've been following the latest DRI updates (binary) from http://dri.sourceforge.net and currently the only version available is for 4.0.3 (obviously).
:)
So my question is: How new are the DRI drivers included in 4.1.0? Should I assume they're the current CVS from the DRI project? Could someone please verify this before I destroy my current drivers?
Thanks!
You silly little wiggers need to stop following the herd.