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[Pulse2 - Technology News And Reviews] Vonage iPhone Application Approved, But You Can't Download It Yet: Pulse 2.0 is a technology-focused news blog that covers all aspects of Web 2.0, including investments and acquisitions. Pulse 2.0 is available via daily RSS.

[FierceDeveloper] Technical issues blamed for Vonage iPhone app snafu - FierceDeveloper: However: "There is a provision in Apple's agreement with AT&T that obligates Apple not to include functionality in any Apple phone that enables a customer to use AT&T's cellular network service to originate or terminate a VoIP session without obtaining AT&T's permission," Apple says in its response to the FCC. "Apple honors this obligation, in addition to respecting AT&T's customer Terms of Service, which, for example, prohibit an AT&T customer from using AT&T's cellular service to redirect a TV signal to an iPhone.

[SoftSailor » News] Vonage Mobile VoIP App Gets Apple App Store Approval - SoftSailor: We first heard last week that Apple might approve Vonage Mobile App, but the VoIP iPhone app was upheld due to a bunch of technical issues with its Vonage software. Another weird thing is why Apple is helping Vonage as AT&T released a statement a while ago which said that the Cupertino-based company will not help any companies who are developing VoIP apps for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

[VoIP Biz-News.com :: VoiP News] Vonage iPhone App submission sends stock soaring :: VoIP.BIZ-NEWS.COM: Apple's App store and its take on VoIP applications has been in the news all week, as the FCC probes Apple's rejection of Google's Google Voice app. Will Apple allow Vonage's app, which could pose a threat to wireless revenue for its iPhone partner AT&T?

[CNET News - Apple] Apple: Technical issues holding up Vonage app | Apple - CNET News: Even though Google Voice isn't a voice over Internet Protocol application that actually makes calls over the Net, AT&T also did say its agreement with Apple means Apple may not actively lend developers a hand building VoIP applications. "Both parties (AT&T and Apple) required assurances that the revenues from the AT&T voice plans available to iPhone customers would not be reduced by enabling VoIP calling functionality on the iPhone," Cicconi said.

[iSmashPhone - Turn your Phone into your MyPhone] Vonage For iPhone: Next Big Thing, Or Too Little, Too Late?: The biggest X factor in Vonage's struggle for App Store approval may be AT&T, as any VOIP tactic essentially sidesteps the Death Star's network (read: wireless profits).  AT&T, already denying any complicity in the Google Voice imbroglio, maintains that their agreement with Apple allows VOIP over Wi-Fi, but any attempts to use their 3G network aren't kosher.

[The Loop] Apple confirms Vonage iPhone app delayed for technical reasons ...: In its letter to the FCC discussing Google's Voice app, Apple said that apps submitted to the App Store “undergo a rigorous review process that tests for vulnerabilities such as software bugs, instability on the iPhone platform, .Apple said its receives 8500 app submissions every week ”” 95 percent of all apps are approved within 14 days of being submitted, the company said.

[MacRumors iPhone Blog] MacRumors iPhone Blog: Vonage iPhone Application Submitted to Apple: "They submitted an application for review," said Apple spokesperson Natalie Kerris told Tech Trader Daily. "There are some technical issues [with the code they submitted] that hopefully can be resolved." Kerris did not elaborate on the nature of the issues with Vonage's application.

[MobileCrunch] Vonage goes where Google Voice can't: the App Store: Given Vonage’s position in the VOIP industry, it seems likely that we may soon have a Google Voice-esque app that allows users to make and receive calls that tie into an existing Vonage phone number, but right now your guess is as good as ours. For all we know, we could be looking at something as lackluster as an extension of Vonage’s existing Visual Voicemail service, but hopefully the app won’t stop short of what it should be.

[BARRONS.com: Tech Trader Daily] Apple Says Vonage App Delayed By Technical Issues; Vonage Says Fix ...: “Apple honors this obligation, in addition to respecting AT&T’s customer Terms of Service, which, for example, prohibit an AT&T customer from using AT&T’s cellular service to redirect a TV signal to an iPhone. From time to time, AT&T has expressed concerns regarding network efficiency and potential network congestion associated with certain applications, and Apple takes such concerns into consideration.”

[Just Another iPhone Blog] Just Another Anniversary Contest - Acrobits Softphone Promo Codes ...: I've been angling for days on whether to purchase this, or go instead with iPico or iSip as my primary SIP client for the iPhone. I've opted to hold off simply because I can't test it out in advance, and because I know the vonage app is coming just around the corner.

[Simple Thoughts - Java and Web Blog] Facebook 3.0 for iPhone: [caption id="attachment_9950" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="ars technica's chaff on new icons"][/caption] Rumors over the arrival of next generation of iPhone 3G never seems to end.  In a recent finding, a developer revealed that the most recent beta of the iPhone SDK includes icons for an iPhone model labelled as iPhone 2.1. Generally, the icons are displayed in the settings section of the iTunes when any iPhone is connected.

[Fommy - Wireless Tech News and Reviews] Vonage Mobile App Coming to Apple App Store | Fommy - Wireless ...: The actual capabilities of the Vonage app have not been revealed, so you will have to wait for its availability. Vonage already provides voicemail transcription services through which it emails audio recordings of voice mails to email addresses.

[All about Apple Iphone] Vonage VoIP App Approved by Apple « All about Apple Iphone: The Vonage app will join the Skype app in offering VoIP connectivity to iPhone users and will likely share its Wi-Fi-only restriction. This restriction is required by an agreement with AT&T to not allow customers to use AT&T's network to initiate or terminate VoIP sessions, which was divulged recently in Apple's response to an FCC inquiry surrounding its purported rejection of the Google Voice app.

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