VoIP On The iPhone

There's are reasons why people keep unlocking the iPhone. Third-party applications are one of them. Sure, the SDK's out and all that, but Apple still has a final say on things so it's not as open as some developers would like.

If you're in Canada and you have an iPhone, then you have an unlocked unit. That's not a bad thing, especially when you hear today's news. You can now use your Apple mobile to make VoIP calls using Fring. Interested? Here's how:

Using the native app, it's now possible to place and receive calls via your WiFi connection, thus making AT&T CEOs cry like little babies. Besides doing Skype and the like, the app also lets you connect for chats via MSN Messenger, ICQ, GTalk, SIP, Twitter, AIM, and Yahoo!, which should make this an attractive package even if you don't want to harness the raw power of IP telephony. You can get the application for free by loading up Installer with the company's repo.

You can check out the video for a demonstration.

Source: Engadget

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