AT&T ends iPhone VoIP restrictions; Skype set free
AT&T is allowing voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) services over its 3G network for Apple's iPhone. Previously, VoIP was limited to a Wi-Fi connection.
AT&T is allowing voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) services over its 3G network for Apple's iPhone. Previously, VoIP was limited to a Wi-Fi connection.
Verizon's iPhone launch is just enough to force this existing customer into the same waiting game we've been playing.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs went a little enterprise in his Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) keynote and put some numbers behind iPhone's traction.As most of the world has known, the iPhone 2.
Another quarter and another hope that Adobe's Flash will someday make an appearance on Apple's iPhone.On Adobe's second quarter conference call, CEO Shantanu Narayen was asked about the 3G iPhone and whether Flash will be on the device.
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The bricks just keep being thrown through AT&T's reputation window.This time, TechCrunch's MG Siegler has an entertaining rant on how Apple needs to dump AT&T and put the iPhone on Verizon Wireless.
Vodafone said Tuesday that it will bring the iPhone to 10 more countries as Apple methodically rolls out its device across the globe.In a short statement, Vodafone said:Vodafone today announced it has signed an agreement with Apple to sell the iPhone in ten of its markets around the globe.
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