I will have a wireless BB connection within a couple of months (when i move) and as I intend to use VOIP, I just wanted to check out the following;


Is it possible to use a smartphone eg. Nokia 6600 -which uses bluetooth - as the handset at home where voip is setup? If it is possible to use an adapter which will allow the use of a DECT handset with VOIP, why not something similar with a smartphone?
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hmm does somebody have an answer if this works.. thn it would be so cool and would also save so much of money for all

well voip is voice over ip. that means u use a definate ip i.e. internet protocol to connet to a different phone. Now when u connect to GPRS with your phone u actually connect to a router of the service provider but its not always that u connect to the same router, every time to disconnect and again connect GPRS u connect to a different router.
So, you dont have a static ip i.e. ur ip address always changes.
for VOIP u need to have a static ip.
so through GPRS its difficult to avail VOIP service of ur own.

u can use push2talk application that is a VOIP service but provided by ur GPRS provider.

for ur own VOIP service u need to have a static ip provided by ur service provider.