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.
Update 2:35 p.m. ET: Looks like one of these wild cards--the snafus--turned out to be a big issue today.
On this week's EIC squared podcast, Ed Bott, one of our Microsoft gurus, fills in for the allegedly vacationing Dan Farber, who apparently IMs and emails as usual while reportedly away. I chat with Ed Bott about whether Microsoft's "we're not going to take it" routine with Vista will work.
Notable headlines:Michael Krigsman: Amazon S3: 'Elevated error rates'. TechmemeGigaOm: S3 Outage Highlights Fragility of Web ServicesDana Blankenhorn: Do open source applications take security seriously?
Thanks to blogosphere chatter over the iPhone Apple has a branding pickle. What do you do when the best name for an alleged phone is owned by Cisco Systems?
Headlines of the day:Gizmodo says the iPhone is coming Monday. Here's the link, but you'll only get one line.
A look at Monday's key developments:Work...Microsoft code name of the day: Ohana.
Verizon executives outlined the company's master plan as the iPhone and a bevy of 4G Android devices land.
Stratasys' MakerBot unit starts beefing up its developer program with a bet that a partnership with iPhone custom case maker Fraemes boosts mainstream curiosity.
ZDNet's Larry Dignan and TechRepublic's Bill Detwiler dissect Apple's iPhone event and what it means for the future of the company.
