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With FaceTime, Apple gets a real advantage over its Android competition
Let’s face it. With all its problems, the iPhone 4 is a great piece of work. The new FaceTime service is its latest attempt at gaining some differentiation from the Android pack. Here is why.
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5 Reasons Why Mobile VoIP = #FAIL
Last month I’ve mused about Mobile VoIP, first suggesting IMS will kill it and then stating it is not going to happen any time soon. Here are my 5 reasons why.
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Mobile VoIP Movement Might Become Irrelevant Due to IMS
While this does spell some good news to Mobile VoIP as a service, it also paints a complicated future for mobile VoIP startups. IMS simply snuffs out the need for partisan mobile VoIP solutions and returns the power to the operators.
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Skype is Going it Alone to Conquer the World
Skype probably understood that in order to grow they need to be on every screen. This means on PCs, mobile phones and embedded consumer electronic devices. They seem to be working real hard these days targeting the other two markets, as they have the PC one covered.
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Does VoIP Has Any Room in an App Store?
The blogosphere in the past several months was filled with posts about different VoIP clients being ported to the iPhone – jail-broken or not. BUT – do we really want (or need) VoIP clients in our App Stores? Should VoIP Clients be downloaded to mobile phones?
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