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Tuesday, 28 October 2008

VoIPo3G on the iPhone

Posted on 11:16 by Unknown
There seems to be a sudden upswing in interest in full cellular VoIP at the moment, after everything went quiet in the summer. Last week we had the fring/Mobilkom announcement, and I also had an interesting chat with Ross Brennan at Cicero Networks about VCC and the challenges of hand-off from LTE or WiMAX VoIP back to mobile circuit telephony.

Yesterday I spotted VoIPo3G being used on a notebook "in the wild" by an ordinary consumer.

And next up is the iPhone.

Tip of the hat to Alex Kerr over at Forum Oxford (and www.phonething.com ) for pointing me towards the first (?) implementation of VoIPo3G on the Apple device, albeit only with a jailbroken one.
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