This is why I never liked Skype, proprietary. I find Gizmo and other 'real' Voip apps using open standards much more flexible. The irony here is that corporate America continualy cites it's of licensing when talking about open source. Though I'm sure this will go down as a bone-headed move by a stupid lawyer who failed to get the contract right.

To characterize Google's OS as a 'direct attack on MS' is way off the mark. Tabloid sensationalism at it's finest. Google saw a mobile future years ago, and like so many companies these day, took control of their destiny rather than to rely on partners to keep you relevant. No one is saying the same thing about Intel's OS? Or Nokia's or any. The future dominant hardware platform's will be 'mobile', phones to sub-notebooks, a space MS isn't even addressing.

Drobo!