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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If you cant activate the iPhone without ATT why the heck would you actually need Skype? Would you ever be in a location that would have Wifi and not Cell service??? This makes the Skype on the iPhone 100% worthless. Apple needs to rethink their business model and open the iPhone to any service provider and allow a Internet only option, then skype would be a winner. Maybe, just maybe they are positioning themselves just for that situation.
Also, in this sentence: Here's the big question on our minds: will Skype's iPhone app replace competitors like Nimbuzz and Fring, which focus on cross-network IM but also include VoIP calls with Skype pals even though they've been available for the iPhone for months?
Shouldn't there be a comma between pals and even? That would clarify things a bit. Or put the whole " which focus on cross-network IM but also include VoIP calls with Skype pals" part in parentheses?
http://forum.skype.com/index.php?showtopic=256411&st=120
We keep being sent to a Chinese web site selling a USB phone:
http://skype.pchome.com.tw/skypetwweb/unlimited/product.html
It is an interesting business model by the Chinese company, **** off potential customers of Skype. So far, no evidence that those writing the glowing reports of Skype service are aware of this interesting turn of events.
Bob Wilson
Huntsville, AL
I love Skype. It was one of the very first IM clients to implement voice and video conferencing.
GTalk still has more users... I wish this could change.
It's actually even worse, because when the phone turn off its screen after x minutes, you ALSO drop off-line..
Even Windows Mobile which is truly horriffic in every way manages multi-tasking and having multiple apps open.. (not very well, but at least it shows it's somewhat in the 21st century..)
Apple, please, get with the program.
- by thaddeus2364 December 19, 2009 7:04 AM PST
- I still have not heard a reply to wether this will work on the new ipod touch. Is anybody using it on an ipod touch?
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