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I’ll Hate The iPhone A Little Less With VoIP

Posted: March 9th, 2008 | Author: | Filed under: VoIP News | 6 Comments »

A few weeks ago I posted 11 reasons the iPhone is the worst cellphone I have ever owned.

I am not writing you today to retract those statements. I still think the iPhone is the worst cellphone I have used since the early 2000′s, but with news that Apple is okay with third party developers releasing VoIP applications that leverage the iPhone’s WiFi capabilities, I will hate it just a little less in the near future.

I expect that, with 27% of the North American smartphone market share, the iPhone will see plenty of VoIP applications coming very soon, which should prove to be a boon for Mobile VoIP service providers.

Here are a few company’s that i expect to see iPhone VoIP applications from:

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6 Comments on “I’ll Hate The iPhone A Little Less With VoIP”

  1. 1 pat phelan said at 6:52 pm on March 9th, 2008:

    Forgot Talkplus, Challenger mobile and about 20 others Garrett, bit like facebook voice apps and we were are all bowled over by their success.
    Lots of koolaid no revenues

  2. 2 Ted said at 7:46 pm on March 9th, 2008:

    I’m hoping to see Cisco as well, but then I’m a Cisco bigot :)

  3. 3 kracker said at 9:34 am on March 10th, 2008:

    The QOS will be terrible.

  4. 4 Garrett Smith said at 5:14 pm on March 10th, 2008:

    Pat:

    I knew someone would call me out on missing some folks! I agree that the promise is big…I hope that the companies can start showing some real revenues before the incumbents take notice and start offering the service themselves.

  5. 5 Garrett Smith said at 5:15 pm on March 10th, 2008:

    Ted:

    I am sure you will see something from Cisco…but it won’t be SIP and it won’t be free.

  6. 6 Garrett Smith said at 5:15 pm on March 10th, 2008:

    kracker:

    Maybe, but I have used a variety of Mobile VoIP services and have been surprised at the call quality.

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