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By Andy Abramson Om has the news about AT&T "deciding" to open up their 3G networks to apps like Skype and client Truphone. That said, having made calls over 3G in Europe, I wouldn't begin to jump up and down so fast. If you're standing still or walking it will work, but my last attempt (at 220 km/h) in Austri...

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Truphone released a third major update to its mobile communication app Tuesday and clearly leads the pack of IP telephony applications for the iPhone as Apple's device approaches two years on the market. Truphone 3.0 for iPhone features an updated UI ...

By Lonnie Lazar Truphone released a third major update to its mobile communication app Tuesday and clearly leads the pack of IP telephony applications for the iPhone as Apple’s device approaches two years on the market. Truphone 3.0 for iPhone features an updated UI and new integration with Skype, allow...

 CA Truphone's new integration with AIM is added to the existing support for IM with other services such as Google Talk, Skype, Windows Live Messenger and Yahoo! Messenger. In addition to IM support, the latest version of this service enables voice calling ...

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One of the hottest companies in communications is Truphone. With a super-passionate CEO named Geraldine Wilson, they are taking the world by storm while offering truly useful software-based VoIP on virtually any and all platforms from Nokia to iPhone and now Google Android G1. I remain i...

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By Om Malik WiFi-based voice calls may not appear to make much sense in this era of $99, flat-rate unlimited plans, but when you have to make a lot of international long distance calls, the cost saving are humongous. I use Truphone on my iPhone and/or my Nokia e71 to make calls to my family and friends in I...

By Andy Abramson From the moment I walked in the door at Juveniles Tim said with his Scottish accent, "Well hello Andy. What brings you to Paris at this time of year." After explaining why I'm here (i.e to be in real time interaction with the Truphone iPhone launch while my house goes through the renovation that...

I figured the folks at Truphone would be first with a VoIP over WiFi calling app available through the App Store. Sure enough, they are, or at least among them! Related Entries: Truphone: Finally, Real VoIP on the iPhone! - 27 September 2007

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By Andy Abramson Yesterday Steve Jobs and the Cupertino Crew took center stage and unveiled the SDK for the iPhone and the world is waking up to the iPhone being a rather good device for VoIP. Let's face it. These plays use VoIP in the middle. But from where I sit there's a lot more here to be exploited, and at risk,...

Ready to develop, if users want it UK-based VoIP provider Truphone last night demonstrated its ability to place a VoIP call from an Apple iPhone, as well as some Facebook integration.…

By Om Malik On the issue of Voice calls, Truphone CEO James Tagg says, “This affects every new entrant into mobile telecommunications because the only company that can facilitate interconnection with T-Mobile is T-Mobile. It amounts to T-Mobile being able to veto a new entrant into the market. This...

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By Martyn Davies Truphone are bringing VoIP and other innovative services to WiFi-enabled mobile devices, starting with Nokia smartphones. James tells us about his own background, the birth of Truphone; where the company is today and his ambition for the company in the future.

By Om Malik The good news is that an increasing number of mobile phones will have Wi-Fi built in. Broadcom and Texas Instruments have recently introduced Wi-Fi chips that are optimized for mobile handsets that are more powerful and consume less battery power – a constant complaint with the dual mode...