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Free video-over-IP calling via IPStar
Stuart Corner
Sunday, 27 November 2005 16:34
Global Touch says it will offer home users and SMEs free video & voice calls to other IP-based video & voice phones and software applications, even outside the GTS alliance network, "with the same quality large corporations enjoy - but without the high price tag."
The service will be delivered over a 128kbps uplink, 256kbps downlink connection. Users will be able to call PSTN & mobile phones "at extremely low rates". Calls to Australian mobiles will be charged at 26 cents per minute, including GST.
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