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Skype headed to iPhone, Storm?

28 January 2009 15:19 by Andre "DVDBack23" Yoskowitz | 1 comment

According to Pocket-Lint, Skype will be announcing a new version of its popular VoIP software next month at the Mobile World Congress.

The company added that the launch will include "new versions of Skype for various operating systems used in the mobile space", alongside "partnerships with major handset and mobile technology vendors".

Those words have left many believing that Skype will be launching a dedicated iPhone application as well as updated Windows Mobile 6.5 software. Skype for the RIM Blackberry Storm is also expected.

Just a few weeks back, Skype introduced Skype Lite that works on Android devices such as the G1 and other Java-enabled phones.

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borhan9 (AfterDawn Addict) 2 February 2009 3:31
Why don't they just bring out a skype phone like a cell phone i know that the brought something out for the home phone. Or maybe they should make the skype go across all mobile platforms and be available for all phones, regardless of the phones Operating Systems. [ + quote]