Posted by greenbeanman in Kansas on December 22, 2009 at 19:35:27 from (99.38.206.245):
In Reply to: o/t No more dial-up! posted by JD2ACWD on December 22, 2009 at 12:22:51:
Netflix streaming movie, hulu, fancast, and others provide videos to watch.
Be sure to check out YouTube videos on square dancing tractors, etc. You can spend a day there bouncing from subject to subject.
If you get a Magic Jack you can make telephone calls anywhere in the U.S. without charge. The phone can be used as if it was on a landline and even be used for 911 calls with your address showing up to them if you have registered it with MJ. It is now my only home phone but do have to leave the computer on in order to take incoming calls or they simply go to voice mail and I get an email telling me of them with the audio clip of them.
Skype to Skype for those that also have it. Computer cam to computer cam is what it boils down to with audio. Sort of like visual phone calls.
Ah yes, the world of high speed internet. You will indeed love it.
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