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AT&T Extends VOIP to 3G Network for iPhone
AT&T* today announced it has taken the steps necessary so that Apple can enable VoIP applications on iPhone to run on AT&T’s wireless network. Previously, VoIP applications on iPhone were enabled for Wi-Fi connectivity. For some time, AT&T has offered a variety of other wireless devices that ...
IPhone Tethering Still Unavailable, AT&T Says
IPhone Tethering Still Unavailable, AT&T Says
blogs.wsj.com — AT&T subscribers still won't be able to use their iPhones as wireless modems for their computers, despite... the carrier's reversed position on Internet-phone applications. (more) IPhone Tethering Still Unavailable, AT&T Says
Apocalypse Nigh, AT&T Opens Network for VoIP Over 3G on iPhone [Apple]
Apocalypse Nigh, AT&T Opens Network for VoIP Over 3G on iPhone [Apple]
gizmodo.com — Holy keee-rist. The apocalypse approaches, because AT&T; has opened their network up to VoIP applications running over... the air on the iPhone. In other words, AT&T; is now totally cool with Skype on 3G. AT&T; supposedly just told Apple and the FCC ... (more) Apocalypse Nigh, AT&T Opens Network for VoIP Over 3G on ...
AT&T to Allow VoIP Calls Over 3G Network; Skype Fans Rejoice
AT&T to Allow VoIP Calls Over 3G Network; Skype Fans Rejoice
gigaom.com — iphone AT&T says it will soon allow Apple’s iPhone to make VoIP telephony calls over its 3G... network. Up until now, the VoIP apps used the Wi-Fi networks and were prevented from using the 3G connection. Skype and other VoIP providers had complained ... (more) AT&T to Allow VoIP Calls Over 3G Network; Skype ...
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Apple, AT&T and Skype remark on AT&T opening VoIP over 3G. Vonage, FCC silent so far
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence — AT&T said late Tuesday that it has informed Apple and the FCC that "it has taken the steps necessary" to enable Voice over Internet Protocol — or VOIP — services on the iPhone over its 3G wireless network. AT&T said it made the decision "after evaluating our customers' expectations and use of the device compared to dozens of others we offer."   The company already allows subscribers to make Internet calls using its 3G network over other wireless devices. Apple: Spokeswoman Natalie Kerris said Apple welcomed the the announcement. "We are very happy ...

VoIP over Mobile Broadband Smart Move for AT&T
TidBITS: Mac News for the Rest of Us — ... AT&T;, under pressure from the FCC to explain precisely why the iPhone can't place VoIP calls over 3G when its other smartphones can, reversed its previous policy. Apple will be updating its App Store rules to let developers run VoIP connections over any available network medium, not just Wi-Fi. ...

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