Vonage, one of the leading VoIP and SIP companies has released a new iPhone app called Vonage Mobile, which features free app-to-app calls and international calling rates that Vonage claims are on an average 70% less than major mobile carriers and 30% less than Skype.
With the new iPhone app, you no longer need to be a Vonage phone service customer to use the app. In addition to the free app-to-app calls, calls to Vonage VoIP home and business (more…)

The app works anywhere you have 3G or Wi-Fi coverage even overseas.
There are no international calling fees or data roaming charges when on Wi-Fi, and you don’t use your cellular minutes.
You can also chat with your Facebook friends.
If you do not have an unlimited 3G data plan or Wi-Fi subscription, check with your mobile carrier, as charges may apply. When traveling abroad using the local 3G network, just be sure to have an international (more…)

With the new subscription plan, Vonage Mobile customers can avail unlimited international calling to over sixty countries at $24.99 a month. Also, if you are an existing Vonage customer, you qualify for a discounted $10 a month plan.
lets users make cheap international calls over cellular or Wi-Fi networks using the company's VoIP network. Users dialling an international number will have their calls routed to a local Vonage number and reaches (more…)

Developers have always had to face rough weather getting theirVoIP iPhone Appsapprovedas AT&T restricts such apps to work only over Wi-Fi. Apple has in fact particularly agreed to consult AT&T before approving any app that is VoIP based. As a result, VoIP apps including those of
. Apple and Google are at logger-heads currently over the former's
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The approval of the Vonage iPhone app should come as a breather for Google since their app functions (more…)

Vonage Mobile for the iPhone , iPod Touch.

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Voice over Internet Protocol service provider Vonage on Monday announced that it has launched its first mobile apps for the iPhone , iPod Touch, and BlackBerry devices.

Dubbed Vonage Mobile, the company’s free VoIP app enables users to place international calls from their mobile devices. iPod Touch owners can do so by placing calls through Wi-Fi. (more…)

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Vonage announced Tuesday that its mobile voice over Internet Protocol app has been approved for use by Apple on the iPhone and iPod Touch.

The Internet telephone service provider said it’s conducting a beta test of the app and that general availability will be announced at a later date.

Last week Apple confirmed that Vonage’s request for app approval was being held up (more…)

Vonage is a VoIP network and SIP company that provides telephone service via a broadband connection.
last week that the approval of their iPhone app had got delayed due to some technical issue. But looks like the issue has been resolved as they just made an announcement that their iPhone app has been approved by Apple :
“Vonage has announced that Apple approved its mobile application for iPhone and iPod Touch. Vonage is currently conducting a (more…)

This post was updated at 2:45 p.m. PDT with confirmation from Apple about the Vonage app.

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Apple App Store approval of a Vonage mobile voice over IP app is being held up by “technical issues,” Apple said Wednesday, confirming a report by Tech Trader Daily.

Vonage submitted an application for review and Apple is working with the developer to resolve the issues, Apple spokesperson (more…)