CNET News Daily Podcast: AT&T finally warms to VoIP
In today's podcast, we get CNET News writer Tom Krazit in the studio to talk about yesterday's news that AT&T will finally allow voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) applications to run on its network. This opens up the field for apps from Vonage and Skype to actually compete with AT&T's business, and possibly bring Google's Voice service to Apple's iPhone.
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Consumers should just keep the pressure on Telcos and one day we may see wireless networks act exactly the same as wired networks. This is a small victory for consumers.
Can't wait to see the quality of skype over the 3g.
Way to go AT AND T! Now I may not join Verizon once my contract is over with AT&T- yes, depending on the quality of service.
- by robhathaway October 14, 2009 2:54 PM PDT
- at&t is gonna have to get with the program eventually. why not get a head start on everyone ells.
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