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Jenna Wortham:
On Monday, Vonage, the Internet telephony company, is releasing a mobile application for BlackBerrys, iPhones and iPod Touches. The application, which is free, will allow users to place low-cost international calls over Wi-Fi and cellular voice networks.
Wait a minute, I thought VOIP was only allowed over Wi-Fi for iPhone apps?
Update: Looks like it’s not VOIP over the cellular network. From MacRumors:
iPhone users calling international numbers via the Vonage Mobile application on a cellular network are automatically connected to Vonage’s network and utilize only domestic airtime minutes on their carrier while paying Vonage’s international rates for the calls from a prepaid, automatically refillable account.
So when not on Wi-Fi, you have to place a regular voice call.
★ Monday, 5 October 2009