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techradar.com - 3/31/2009

In Depth: Hands on: Skype on the iPhone

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Skype has arrived on the iPhone. So we've been making some calls and deciding whether it's great news for us - or if it's been too hobbled by Apple in order to keep its operator chums happy. Free to download now, the app will go online if you're only on a cellular connection, but you can only make and receive calls if you're on Wi-Fi. You can, however, send and receive chat messages and there's a whole tab to see these separately. The Skype icon also shows you if you have any chat messages ...

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skype.com - 3/31/2009

Download Skype for iPhone

— skype.com — Save money with great value calls to landlines and mobiles Reach your contacts anywhere in the world... at great rates with Skype. You can call phones with Pay As You Go credit or with a subscription you get unlimited calls to landlines (and mobiles in ... (more) Download Skype for iPhone

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9to5mac.com - 3/31/2009

Skype works on AT&T's 3G on iPhone 3.0

— 9to5mac.com — We just found something very interesting.  When you install Skype on a 3.0 iPhone, you can use... AT&T's connection to make and recieve calls.  Skype treats the 3G line like any other internet connection.  The video is uploading now ... (more) Skype works on AT&T's 3G on iPhone 3.0

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crunchgear.com - 3/30/2009

Skype for iPhone officially official

— crunchgear.com — Are you prepared to have your mind blown? As expected , Skype for iPhone will appear “sometime... Tuesday” and allow you to make VoIP calls to friends and family all over the world, a move that at once blows a great waft of flatulence in the ... (more) Skype for iPhone officially official

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