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Our Gadget of the Week: Wi-Fi on the Fly
CALLS MADE OVER THE INTERNET -- especially to international
destinations -- cost less than those sent via conventional phone lines. But
Internet phones need an online connection, something not always
available. A system called 1 Button to WiFi, from WorldTel Xchange,
remedies that.
It's a $200 electronic box that turns a high-speed Internet connection in
your home into a base station through which you can make online calls for
as little as two cents a minute, regardless of where you are. Call it from a
cellphone, PDA or BlackBerry, wait for a dial tone and then ring up anyone,
be he or she in Hackensack or Hindustan.
Set-up is easy. I connected our test unit to my home network's router in
two minutes. Over the next three weeks, I used the system to call Long
Island and New York City from California, and Baltimore, New Jersey and
London from New York. I called from cars, from L.A. airport and from a
train creeping into Manhattan's Penn Station. The sound usually was clear
on both ends and indistinguishable from the typical cell call. I couldn't reach one exchange in Paris
(although I did by regular cellphone). But, over all, the device worked well. One caveat: It doesn't
handle text messages.
The phone service is paid from an account pre-funded with a credit card; there's no service contract.
If you make only domestic calls and not too many of them, the system might not be worthwhile; you
still need basic cellphone service, which covers a number of hours of U.S. calls.
But if you frequently are on the go and make lots of calls, particularly to sites abroad, it could be a
boon.
-- Richard Rescigno