Yay! Now you will be able to make those free skype to skype calls via guess what? Your iPhone with Skype For iPhone! Like we mentioned in our previous post you will have to be on a Wi-Fi connection to call people via this awesome application. But you will be able to sign in via EDGE, 3G or WiFi to instant message with Skype. Of course, if your iPhone is jailbroken you will have the ability to trick the iPhone and make it think it’s on a WiFi connection when it’s really not – Clever iPhone Hacks

Skype for iPhone is free and you can download it here [iTunes Link]

Thanks for the tip, Paul!

It’s official, Skype for iPhone will be made available on Tuesday. While many other apps such as Fring support Skype but with not so good quality. Often many Apps that support skype are echo-infected. The official Skype for iPhone app will only support WiFi – no EDGE or 3G support (You could always get it to work over EDGE or 3G with some iPhone Hacks)

Skype for iPhone also supports calls to SkypeOut contacts in addition to many of the other features you’ve used from the desktop client. iPod touch owners will require earphones with an embedded mic to talk.

Skype for iPhone will be free and will be available sometime Tuesday! Stay tuned!

Thanks for the tip Chunk!

RF.com’s nifty RingFree is a way that you can make VoIP calls on any iPhone, hacked or not. The currently free beta web application uses Safari and AJAX to accomplish the task. Readying your iPhone for use with RingFree is very easy to do and just involves double checking some of your settings through the standard iPhone interface.

The following VoIP service providers have been tested with RingFree:

• Gizmo Project: No limits.
• PhoneGnome: No limits.
• Race Technology: No limits.
• VoicePulse: VoicePulse Access and VoicePulse Connect plans work well with RingFree. The company does not share credentials on its unlimited calling plans.
• Vonage: Only their “soft-phone” product, for which they charge $5 month in addition to their standard monthly service fees.
• Voxalot: No limits.

If you don’t have a VoIP provider never fear you can also use MSN, Yahoo, Skype, GoogleTalk, FWD, SIP URI or your own PBX.

RingFree is currently a free service as they are attempting to monetize it by selling their software to VoIP service providers. Hopefully it will remain free forever.