This post is slightly off topic, but not at all silly like the last one. I've been using Skype (http://www.skype.com/) for placing Internet calls for a few months now. I am very happy with the reliability and sound quality when placing calls to other Skype users--the sound is actually significantly better than a regular phone call, to say nothing of the improvement over the other VOIP services. I've been not been happy with calls to regular phone numbers since people tell me the audio is sometimes skipping out. And of course Skype won't support incoming calls from regular phone numbers until June 2005. Alas, I'm sure the phone companies aren't in any hurry to help VOIP companies make reliable connections to their networks, though that's not likely to slow the VOIP juggernaut much, IMO. Anyway, the following product looks like a great solution for those of you who are able to make Skype calls to more and more colleagues and clients but need to make and receive regular phone calls as well: http://www.dualphone.net/ Here's another promising device that adds the ability to make and receive SIP calls from providers like Vonage: http://www.pcphoneline.com/skype What I'm really looking for, though, is a product like this that connects to my network by WiFi or Ethernet instead of to one of my computers through USB. This would make it so calls could be completed without any of my computers running. I've sometimes used my iPAQ h2200 this way with the PPC version of Skype and a LinkSys WiFi adapter, but it's awkward since of course it's not designed as a phone receiver with a mic at the bottom and an earpiece at the top. I thought about buying a Bluetooth earpiece or headset for it, but I really want something that works like a regular phone handset. If anybody sees something like that come on the market, please let me know. I spend too much for a land line that we use less and less--not at all for my business, in fact. I'm close to ditching Qwest entirely and going completely over to IP phoning + wireless. I'm curious where the rest of you are with this, so if you'll forgive a thread that's not specifically about mobile software development I'd be glad to hear from others on this topic. David