It it 2010 and I really want to see more in the iPhone.
SKYPE
In October 6, 2009 AT&T informed Apple and the Federal Communications Commission it decision to allow VoIP Apps to run over it wireless network.
On the same day Apple spokesperson Natalie Kerris said. "We are very happy that AT&T is now supporting VoIP applications. We will be amending our developer agreements to get VoIP apps on the App Store and in customers' hands as soon as possible."
In December 28, 2009 Russ Shaw said. "We've got a number of updates on the roadmap for 2010 - and yes, I hear you on push notifications. They'll arrive just as soon as we've perfected the experience.
Many of you have also been asking when we'll release a version which allows you to make calls over 3G - the holy grail of Skype on the mobile, if you like. We've had a 3G-capable version ready for some time now, but Apple's current restrictions mean that they won't allow us to make it available on the App Store for the moment."
SKYPE
In October 6, 2009 AT&T informed Apple and the Federal Communications Commission it decision to allow VoIP Apps to run over it wireless network.
On the same day Apple spokesperson Natalie Kerris said. "We are very happy that AT&T is now supporting VoIP applications. We will be amending our developer agreements to get VoIP apps on the App Store and in customers' hands as soon as possible."
In December 28, 2009 Russ Shaw said. "We've got a number of updates on the roadmap for 2010 - and yes, I hear you on push notifications. They'll arrive just as soon as we've perfected the experience.
Many of you have also been asking when we'll release a version which allows you to make calls over 3G - the holy grail of Skype on the mobile, if you like. We've had a 3G-capable version ready for some time now, but Apple's current restrictions mean that they won't allow us to make it available on the App Store for the moment."
