I mentioned yesterday that there were rumors flying that AT&T could be ready to allow VoIP over its 3G network with apps like Google Voice and Skype. Previously VoIP apps on the iPhone were only working over Wi-Fi connections. AT&T officially informed Apple and the FCC yesterday that it would allow 3G VoIP service. continued »

When Apple denied the Google Voice app it set off a storm of controversy in the industry. Rumors circulating now claim that tomorrow AT&T could announce that it will allow Skype and Google Voice on its network via the iPhone reports the Washington Post. continued »

If you are a Canadian who has been waiting for the Skype app for the iPhone to hit the App Store in your area, your wait is over. Skype has announced that the app is available for download now in Canada. continued »

Within a week of being launched and being downloaded like hot cakes, Skype is having teething issues. The app went down between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Pacific Time. continued »

While Skype is loving the fact that their app is spreading faster than girl germs in the toddlers playground, the FCC has been called to step in. The Free Press has expressed concern that wireless carriers were not abiding by the FCC's Internet Policy Statement. continued »

The release of the Skype app for iPhone has been well received. In just two days after the release, the application had been downloaded more than one million times. continued »

After last week's rumors, Skype's iPhone client has been confirmed.  The VoIP software, which will be released on Tuesday March 31st, will be a free download and allow users to make free Skype-to-Skype calls over WiFi networks.  Alternatively, calls to landlines will cost 2.1 cents per minute. What won't be possible is VoIP over 3G.  According to Skype's chief operating officer, Scott ... continued »

Skype (who is owned by eBay) may be launching their own iPhone app. This coming during the CTIA trade show in Las Vegas scheduled for next week. continued »

This is a great news! Skype is developing its own native iPhone app, following the release of similar services (Truphone, fring and Nimbuzz, and IM+ for Skype) which also have brought Skype to the iPhone. continued »

Truphone has added Skype for iPhone and iPod Touch, allowing users to make calls and instant message other Skype users. This new features go live on next Monday, January 12. continued »

It's looking more and more likely that OS X Leopard is a biting cat rather than a petting one; while many are reporting that general system stability is improved with the Mac upgrade, others are finding that its over-enthusastic firewall is breaking VoIP and other network-dependent software.   continued »