Alec has a write-up on Talkster. The service might be of interest to Ken Camp, who doesn’t want to be forced to have more phone numbers, and to others who would sure love to save on LD if only it was practical for them to do so. Alec includes a couple of photos of the service in action–they appear to be web-page-driven user interace elemtents but I could be wrong.
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My take:
http://lucafiligheddu.blogspot.com/2006/10/talkster-another-mobile-voip-player_11.html
The interesting point is that, unlike Rebtel, you don’t have to remember another phone number. It’s really a promising service.
Luca