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Monday, October 5, 2009
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  • Vonage (VG) unveils a mobile app that will allow iPhone (AAPL) and BlackBerry (RIMM) users to make discounted calls. Unlike Skype (EBAY) calls, which are limited to Wi-Fi, iPhone Vonage calls will be carried by AT&T (T). VG +19% premarket.

This news story has 5 comments:

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    And the veil is officially lifted as to why Apple had such a hissy fit over google voice.
    Oct 05 09:16 AM | Link | Reply
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    Look for T and VG to react to this news today, though T not so much (it affects only a small portion of their business, after all).

    VG will pop, though.

    Apple has been busy with the app business. Its the future here, as the content and interface comes to mean more than the hardware, repeating the scenario with mass media, cable, and the internet.
    Oct 05 09:30 AM | Link | Reply
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    skype works on 3g on windows mobile and has for a couple years now. YOUR INFORMATION IS INCORRECT
    Oct 05 09:39 AM | Link | Reply
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    The VZ and T news is important in that it signals, (pun intended,) mobile calls and data are evolving away from proprietary cell networks into wifi and other/future incarnations of wireless data networks.
    Oct 06 05:07 PM | Link | Reply
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    download the Vonage app its a piece of shit. HORRIBLE
    Oct 10 06:50 PM | Link | Reply
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