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The Future: VoIP on iPhone?
June 24, 2007 by Santaduck.
Browsing this article at the NY Times led to a bright “AHA” moment.
Video content on phones was controlled tightly by the cellular providers, much as the “Big 3″ networks controlled television long ago. As technology grows, consumers are able to get their content through new channels.
Jump to Apple’s YouTube-on-iPhone news. The new channel here is the iPhone’s use of WiFi, which broadens the ways users can get video content, even without the cellular network. And now for the AHA moment: it’s not just video… WiFi can do the calls too. What about Skype on an iPhone…
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