Yeah, right. Xten is a busy little company. Most if not all of the Xten engineers are in 7 days a week working their asses off so we can make phone calls using our PCs, PDAs etc. I was just thinking a random thought, I can't wait until the codec wars are over so we can all freely communicate, PSTN or otherwise. Bring on iLBC, go Alan go! Have a great weekend everyone!
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