Nov 21
Libon is a free iOS app that allows users to call for free landlines and mobile numbers in a number of countries. According to Libon, the service offers free calls with HD sound, an audio quality that is not offered by competitive applications on mobile.
Only international Voip out calls are available, calls to local numbers are not possible, however, you can call other local Libon users, they need to download the client from the appstore. I did not try Libon yet, so I cannot confirm the quality of the service.
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We’re sure that most of you guys are aware of the ongoing lawsuits between Apple and Samsung, a situation in which most people have referred to as the patent wars. Now it seems that LG has recently released an ad in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times in which it states (as seen above) that LG “makes phones, not war”. The ad then goes on to state how LG has collaborated with a variety of companies in the past, such as Qualcomm just to name a few. We’re not sure if their “Make phones, not war” slogan was simply stated as a general phrase, or perhaps it could be targeted at the Samsung and Apple situation.
Back in early August, the final copy of Windows 8 was leaked online which we assume was much to the dismay of Microsoft. Pirates got ahold of the copy and distributed it, but thanks to Microsoft’s activation technology, the pirates had yet to figure out a way to fully activate the operating system. Instead pirates had to rely on third party KMS servers that would activate a copy for 6 months before it was required to be reactivated again. Not a huge deal but not exactly elegant, nor was it ideal either. Now thanks to what appears to be a slip up by Microsoft, these pirates have managed to find a way to fully activate Windows 8 without having to reactivate it again every 6 months.
