Comments on: Skype for iPhone: It's official
The VoIP app will (finally) be available to download from the iTunes App Store sometime on Tuesday. We got an early look and plenty of screenshots.
The VoIP app will (finally) be available to download from the iTunes App Store sometime on Tuesday. We got an early look and plenty of screenshots.
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There has to be a company somewhere in the States that would love to grab all that phone service from the Big 4. Nationwide 3G plus Skype= Homerun. Put the Big 4 on the ropes. I am tired of being milked by the Big 4.
3GVoip.
I'm glad my thought materialized. I'm hoping the call quality will be way better than Fring.
I was expecting this to get scuttled at the last minute. Glad to be wrong! I agree with the above caller, although we Canucks could really tell you about government protected special milking from our telcos.
Go Skype!
when Apple finally come up with a touch screen laptop, i bet that's gonna be big news too. oh wait....didn't Microsoft have that for over a decade already?
when Apple come out with tabletPC, ok....never mind....
Please hurry up with this feature. This is something that Fring doesn't offer as well which will help Skype to get more people using this native Skype app.
but im lookin it to it, i have the ipod touch, great device,,
an thinking about getting skype, get the mic for the touch
so since im new to the skype world
i could get calls on my touch , if i dont anwers , or just at the same time , ring my cell phone
so i get , phone, fowarding an my own number for $3 a month right??
yes i no i need to have a wifi signal , which most of the time i do,,
GO get an account with calleasy, justvoip or one of the various betamax clones, (just google it) the you can call to an access number with your free minutes and from there call to a lot of worldwide landlines, 3 months per every top-up, for free or to mobiles in let's say france for 5 euro cents per minute and china per 2 or less. Also you can call from fring, computer or make a callback.
Why are people throwing away there money on the first thing they see? in a few years the iphone will become trash. Becouse its stealing other companys ideas.
If you are home with your wifi connection you can just use your desktop Skype to make calls.
But if you are on the road you still can't use your iPhone to make free calls with Skype unless you can track down a wifi connection somewhere.
Obviously this is done intentionally so AT&T will not get pissed off. There is probably some contractual obligation that prevents Apple from allowing an application that bypasses AT&T for voice calls.
I'll admit that Skype on the iPhone will not be TOTALLY useless. It will just be 80% useless.
- by The1egend March 30, 2009 12:48 PM PDT
- Here's what I see, I can take an iPod touch, go to Europe, connect to a WiFi, and make calls? Would that work? Cheap (free?) international calling? Let me know please, I'm headed to Italy this summer and it would make a great purchase.
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