“I live in Russia, my phone lives in New York”

by Newley on April 3, 2007

"I live in Russia, my phone lives in New York"

Here’s another great IHT story, this one from Clifford J. Levy. It’s a playful look at the psychological complications involved in using an Internet phone service to forward local calls to your cell phone abroad. (I use Skype to receive calls dialed to a DC area code number; they’re sent straight to my cell phone here in Bangkok.)

I really love Skype; a few months back, I enjoyed a unique conference call between my brother Mechum and our hometown friend Hayes O. I was here in Bangkok, Mechum was at home in Seoul, and Hayes was chatting with us on his cell phone while riding his bike near his house in Beijing.

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