Jaxtr Tips and Ideas

For part four of our test we configured magicJack over a wireless connection like you would find at an internet cafe, McDonalds, or Barnes and Noble. We have that setup in our labs, so we started the test. Test bed items consisted of a weak 2.0 GHz Intel Celeron computer running only 512 meg […]

If you are joining our discussion of test results here is part one and this is where you will find part two. Having said that, our testing continued throughout the night with some interesting discoveries. By the way we also had time to talk to Jaxtr callers from Morroco and Egypt. After all, […]

As many of you pointed out there is very little reason to perform testing of Jaxtr and magicJack. Jaxtr links two telephones, while magicJack is a telephone jack and telephone number that uses your computer’s USB port. The question is whether a magicJack users can use Jaxtr. Obviously they can. Would […]

A few weeks ago we decided to clear out the labs as we got ready to test Magic Jack - or technically magicJack - which is a USB to telephone jack interface. Besides, we had 37 Telxon toughbooks on the benches and the project is almost complete. We were installing operating systems and […]

This week I received free Jaxtr telephone calls from Nepal and Netherlands Antilles. The Himalaya mountain range runs across Nepal’s northern and western parts, and eight of the world’s ten highest mountains, including the highest, Mount Everest, are within its territory. Sometimes I tend to look at fields and pasture baking in 100 […]