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Here’s the cheapest way I could find to make a conference call that uses your computer to set up a conference call between any normal landline phones.
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The Optus D736 I think is a Bird D736.
1. Download and run this driver from here.
2. Put a memory card in the phone.
3. Plug in the phone and post a comment here if it works, or if you have to change some settings on the phone. (I have not tested on the bird phone).
Well, I’m on a bit of a run here with my new samsung D900 mobile phone, the latest being what are the best settings to compress a movie to watch on my phone. The phones resolution is 320×240, which I think is similar to an ipod. I use Handbrake to encode DVD’s, you can also use these settings to export from Quicktime pro, but Handbrake is free. Continue Reading…
I know this is a little of the ‘Macintosh’ topic but I thought I’d post it anyway. Continue Reading…
I just got a Samsung D900i but it doesn’t sync with isync as isync only syncs with the D900.
I modified the isync plugin so here’s how to get it going… Continue Reading…
Well it seems that OSX won’t recognise any Samsung phones. A bit disappointing given their TV adds on how Macintosh is friendly with everything! I rang Samsung and they said ‘we don’t support macintosh’
So to get my samsung D900i working on OSX I had to do this: (I’m not suggesting you do it for whatever reasons like you might sue me if it doesn’t work, but it worked for me).
Well so far I’ve worked out:
BROADBAND INTERNET
You need broadband with at least 128Kbps UPLINK speed, but to work well you really need 256.
Eg 512/128 is too SLOW.
1500/256 is OK.
1500/512 is GOOD.
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