Associated Press has announced that Linksys has released an iPhone, phones that take advantage of VoIP technology, including one with built-in Skype capabilities. With Skype ceasing free web-to-phone calls at the end of 2006, the $30 per year (that's right, per year) that the company is asking users to pony up for continued use still seems like a good deal. And if your one of those people who receives free wi-fi (public works or unprotected wireless routers), the iPhone might be your best choice for keeping those phone bills as low as possible. If they could combine a device like this with some of my ideals for the Zune 2.0, it would revolutionize the way we stay in touch.
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
iPhone
Associated Press has announced that Linksys has released an iPhone, phones that take advantage of VoIP technology, including one with built-in Skype capabilities. With Skype ceasing free web-to-phone calls at the end of 2006, the $30 per year (that's right, per year) that the company is asking users to pony up for continued use still seems like a good deal. And if your one of those people who receives free wi-fi (public works or unprotected wireless routers), the iPhone might be your best choice for keeping those phone bills as low as possible. If they could combine a device like this with some of my ideals for the Zune 2.0, it would revolutionize the way we stay in touch.
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