> The service unveiled Wednesday (08/25/2010) enables U.S. users of =A0Goog=
le's
> Gmail service to make calls from microphone-equipped computers =A0to tele=
phones
> virtually anywhere in the world.

Presumably a computer analyses you conversations and verbally offers
special deals at the beginning and end o each call - or maybe eamiles
you the latest offers based on what you talk about ?

Rather surprisingly (to me) Skype gives me from Skype here to phone
"there" for US 2.1 cents to USA landline and cellphone and China
landline and cellphone, and from China and Hongkong internet to NZ
phones  (and elsewhere) at the same rate.

Calling on Skype in NZ to a NZ cellphone costs me about 20 cents/minute.




                    Russell

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