Skype for the iPhone – next week?
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This article contains unofficial information.
Earlier this week, we informed you about the new version of Skype, developed for Windows Mobile, which allows sending of files and SMS messages. Some information has appeared saying that we might see the popular IM client on the iPhone very soon. According to Gigaom’s tipster, who is said to be very reliable, the version for Apple’s product is almost ready for launch and may appear next week.
You would say “Big deal, I’m already using this IM client on my iPhone thanks to Truphone and Nimbuzz”. Well, that’s true, but Skype developers have already showed us that they can offer features, that nobody else could.
source: Gigaom
You would say “Big deal, I’m already using this IM client on my iPhone thanks to Truphone and Nimbuzz”. Well, that’s true, but Skype developers have already showed us that they can offer features, that nobody else could.
source: Gigaom
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5 Comments
1. The Godfather (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:42 0 0
God Bless the Nazi message system set up by the apple zombies. So Revolutionary and Original.....a program ( app ) that a Moto Q had 4 years ago. Congrats. Seriously.
4. bebe6ora posted on 28 Mar 2009, 12:56 0 0
and when was the last time motorla came up with something good lol.... uhhhh i dunnooo the last time i remember they almost died out as a brand.... lol moto q
3. bebe6ora posted on 28 Mar 2009, 12:53 0 0
if you want a phone with a camera go buy a nokia and be sick of that booring menu they have.... if not then go buy your self a digital camera
5. igor550 posted on 28 Mar 2009, 21:59 0 0
I agree, but sometimes I miss my 5meg camera from my N82 or video chat with my friends oversea through skype. Now I have the iphone, a netbook and a camera, but it's OK,I like big screens.
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