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T-Mobile Android Pulse phone
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Just received a new T-Mobile Android Pulse phone for a cost of £91 plus £10 Top Up Sim. By using Topcashback hopefully this will reduce by a further £15 
Installing XBMC on Acer RevoWritten by Administrator |
 Acer R3610 Revo - Atom 330 Dual Core - 160GB HD - 1GB RAMThis is a fantastic low cost computer which costs less that £150 and is perfect for XBMC. The plan is to use this as my media center and to access live TV via VDR.
The installation process has been refined from posts on HUKD by worldchangin and installation of Nvidia Ion drivers at xbmc.orgFreePBX timed use of trunksWritten by Administrator |
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Quality unlimited web hostingWritten by Administrator |
Fed up with your web hosting?I have used many hosting companies and without exception each one has proved unreliable. Many resellers of hosting offer unlimited disk/bandwidth etc but they fail either due to lack of support or system downtime. They all say that they have 99.9% uptime but in my tests non achieve this consistantly. Some even go so far as to guarantee the uptime but when pushed there is no guarantee at all.
Asterisk sharing a common mailboxWritten by Administrator |
This is a backup of the original article at freepbx
How to make multiple extensions use a common voicemail boxThis is NOT officially supported in FreePBX, but you can link two or more voicemail boxes together so that all extensions share the same voicemail box. First create the extensions and enable voicemail for all of them. Do not change the mailbox string from the default when created. Decide which will be the primary extension hosting the "real" voicemail box. For this example let's say you create three extensions numbered 201, 202, and 203. 201 will contain the "real" voicemail box and the other two will be symlinked to that box.
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