Ichat AV Ver 3.31 Mobile Phone Usage /costs

Hi,
I have used ichat many times without problems, however I'm soon traveling
abroad and want to ichat with my daughter at home,having recently purchased a powerbook G4 and a nokia G3 mobile phone(which is linked via blue tooth with the p book)I'm wondering want the mobile phone charges are going to be?
As I understand it I'm charged on the amount of data that passes through the phone and not for the time that I'm connected,my question is with a max speed of 350kps on the phone how much data in mb would pass through the phone
over a minute while using ichat( in the video mode) ,once I have this information I can work out the call costs...
Thanks

Thank you for the answers, if i'm doing the sums right based on 256kbps (the max i'm likely to get from a G3 phone) through put of data this equals to about
1.8 megabytes a minute ? is this correct as I need to convert from Kbps to megabytes as I think the mobile phone charges are from £1-50 to £3-50 per megabyte.
I will try to find a hot spot but if not It would be nice to know the costs...
cheers

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There is one thing that was not said explicitly - there will no Skype charges to the caller for Skype To Skype calls among the group... see link below.
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Dear Admin,
I want to browse the ORACLE ADF FORUMS in my mobile phone (nokia x2-01 with UC and Opera mini Browser), the forum page opens correctly but when i try to signin it gives me error.
ORACLE ACCESS MANAGER
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Hey kartik_sh
Welcome to the forum, your contacts are on the sim card and they will need to be either copied to Contacts on your phone for easy access.
It is not clear from your description what could be causing this issue, so I will present a couple of possibilities. The first is that the contacts that you cannot see are stored on the SIM card and not in the phone memory, to remedy this you can follow these steps to copy your contacts into the phone memory:
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If this is not the case, and if after selecting Contacts you see the options Go Online and ChatServiceBuddy, it means that the ”Ovi Contacts Chat” service is selected as the default view. This service has been discontinued and replaced by Nokia’s new Chat service powered by Yahoo. You can set your default Contacts view back to the contact information stored in your phone by following these steps:
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If you are interested in the new Chat application, you can switch the Contacts view back to the Ovi Contacts view, select Go Online and sign in with the same user identity and password that you use to log into this forum. Your phone would then remind you that Ovi Contacts Chat is discontinued and take you through the steps to download and install the new Chat application. We would recommend that you use a WLAN connection for this.
If the two suggestions above do not resolve your issue, we can investigate further.
Out of interest, when you say that creating a back-up did not successfully back-up contacts, do you mean that you created the back-up with Nokia Suite and the report displayed at the end of the process indicated an error? If there was no error during the back-up process, it is likely that the back-up was successful and we still need to work out whý the information is not appearing in your phone.
Let me know if it works
Kind regards
Carl
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