By Tim Quax on 29 january 2010
Apple finally changed its stance towards VoIP over 3G. According to two different developer accounts, Apple has lifted the ban on transmitting VoIP traffic across the network.
According to a press release from VoIP company iCall, Apple's release
of the updated iPhone developer SDK made it possible for iCall to
enable VoIP over 3G. Fring, responsible for another VoIP iPhone app,
also confirmed that the restriction has indeed been lifted. They too
updated their application to make use the 3G network. Strangely enough,
Steve Jobs has not mentioned this peculiar change in his keynote, and
left it to VoIP app creator iCall to tell the world.