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 [Blog.tmcnet.com] Skype WiFi Phone: Skype CEO Niklas Zennstrom announced plans to develop a VoWLAN phone, which will allow customers to connect to the Skype network via WiFi. This follows Vonage's foray into the WiFi VoIP market with their WiFi VoIP offering made by UTStarcom and called the F-1000.

 [Gigaom.com] GigaOM » Blog Archive » WiFi On Mobiles: Fact or Fiction?: The bottom line is that before WiFi-on-the-mobile becomes a legitimate way of making phone calls, you would find speedier versions of 3G - EVDO Rev A and HSDPA would come to market. The carriers will use the increased capacities to offer some sort of VoIP plans.

 [Mobile Analyst Watch] Dean Bubley: WiFi phones: look, will you just... : Hotspot operators face huge problems of browser-based settings on "normal" dual-mode phones, except on pre-configured (and probably WiFi-only) devices sold specifically for that purpose. Hotzone / metro-WiFi operators will face problems of extremely patchy indoor coverage (amongst other things)

 [Dean Bubley's Disruptive Wireless] WiFi phones: look, will you just forget about... : Yes, this might include cheap voice at home (using WiFi or maybe cellular-only solutions), but it'll also be relatively sophisticated with other "converged" features like video, network-resident address book & other valuable, churn-reducing capabilities. Some of these will succeed, but only with a lot of effort in areas like customised phones, dedicated home gateways &

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