Push To Talk

[nk_au]

Is Push To Talk hardware or software based?

Also ... you need a Service Provider which supports PTT, right? :rolleyes:

[jolo]

Is Push To Talk hardware or software based?

Also ... you need a Service Provider which supports PTT, right? :rolleyes:
Its software based, but it uses a server in the network, to co-ordinate the Push-to-talk server. One could probably put a PTT server on the Internet and use that, but the only problem would be finding such a server ...

[nk_au]

Alright ... so that means, we can just install a PTT program on a 7610, and *wait* for a server to be set up ... right?

[jolo]

Alright ... so that means, we can just install a PTT program on a 7610, and *wait* for a server to be set up ... right?
Yup.

[nk_au]

Ok, kewl. Thanks for that information.

Now that the 6260 has been released, is it possible to extract the PTT software?
Or has the PTT software been released somewhere already?

Curious ...

[JoN]

Ok, kewl. Thanks for that information.

Now that the 6260 has been released, is it possible to extract the PTT software?
Or has the PTT software been released somewhere already?

Curious ...

I really do doubt that, it looks preety ingrained, thus its files might be well spread out across the system. But you could always try.

I'm sure a .sis version would be released soon.

[alipenny]

boy o boy.....You'll have sooo much time for these things !!!!! I never even imagined gettin a ptt software !!!!

[nk_au]

"The client makes the "walkie-talkie" functionality available for users of the Nokia 6600, 6620, 6670 and 7610 smartphones."
http://www.phonescoop.com/news/item.php?n=997

Guess I have something to look forward now. Just have to wait for a Server to support PTT in Australia. W00t! :D

[nk_au]

Check these out:
http://www.fastchat.com/us/getit.jsp#
http://my-symbian.com/7650/applications/applications.php?fldAuto=494&faq=6