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iCall Free VoIP iPhone application
iCall Free VoIP
FREE
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App Details
- Category:
- Social Networking
- Release Date:
- Apr 03, 2009
- Homepage:
- http://www.icall.com/i...
- Publisher:
- iCall, Inc.
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iCall allows you to make and receive phone calls over WiFi- even when you don’t have a cell signal.
Features
- FREE ad-supported USA & Canadian calling
- Switch cell phone calls to VoIP
- Calls don’t count towards your cell calling plan
- Dirt-cheap international rates
- No roaming charges
- Compatible with the iPhone, iPhone 3G, and iPod Touch
- Paid plans and premium features available for power users
Free calling requires registration.
Premium plans & features require a credit card or an existing iCall Total Access account.
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...iCall Free VoIP http://www.appstorehq.com/icallfreevoip-iphone-1171/app...
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Voice over IP is a service that uses the internet to hold conversations as opposed to cellphone signals. The service is poised to take over the mobile industry and replace the current cellphone system. iCall Free VoIP is an app that is trying to take that transition and add it to the iPhone. The app operates on a subscription-based plan which really is very cheap. It allows you to make calls over 3G or Wifi to everyone in your contacts list for free if you are willing to put up with limited features and the occasional ad. The premium package adds features such as call switching from cell to 3g, infinite call time and much more. To try it out, I called my friend Jake and held a short conversation with him. The call quality was definitely not as high as my normal experience but one thing that made a huge
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It's been nearly a week now since Apple lifted the restrictions against using VoIP over 3G to place calls on the iPhone. Within hours of the withdrawal of restrictions, iCall [iTunes Link] and fring [iTunes Link] both updated their backend to allow users to place calls over a 3G connection. In neither case was it even necessary to download an updated version of the app from the App Store; both iCall and fring basically just "flipped a switch" behind the scenes that allowed VoIP over 3G. After almost a week, neither app has been pulled from the App Store, so it seems VoIP over 3G is here to stay. What about Skype? Skype is apparently "awaiting clarification" from Apple. They want to make sure the updated terms of the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK also apply to the 3.12 SDK before they submit an update. This caution from Skype is somewhat puzzling
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: iCall Free VoIP http://bit.ly/9uee7s...
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Fring has jumped in line right behind to unveil VoIP calling for iPhone over 3G. There's no update required to the app, simply launch Fring and you're good to go. Fring is a voice and chat app that supports Skype, SIP, and video calls calls over 3G. You can select Skype from Fring's list of add-ons. "Now iPhone fring users can call, video call, chat and more for FREE over 3G and wifi!" Fring wrote on their blog. Video calls are one-way-only. You can see callers through their Webcams, but they won't see you. The Fring app is not providing iPhone-to-iPhone video calling. It would make sense that the native Skype app should be following close behind, but there's currently no word on how soon the company will open up calling over 3G. The Skype app for iPhone was updated last on January 15th. Fring can be from the App Store
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While the various news outlets of the web may have gotten readers a bit too ecstatic when hyping out the iPhone 5, truth is, there was no iPhone 5 come Apple’s annual press conference. One source says that next year’s iPhone, unofficially and presumably dubbed iPhone 5, will be a It seems that Apple decided to go ahead and give the go to iOS 5.0.1 earlier than we had initially thought. Releasing today, the update brings along multiple new minor features, the most significant, however, being the highly anticipated iPhone 4S battery patch. You’ll first dive into Junk Jack without a clue of what you’re supposed to be doing – running around, tapping on random blocks. Then when night falls, the monsters devour you, and by this time you’re frustrated. Even with the gorgeous pixel aesthetic, innovative controls that no other developer has I think that this product is truly great,
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...released a new SDK (OS 3.2 SDK) for the iPhone that let developers adopt their existing iPhone apps for the iPad- http://xrl.us/bgt2os...
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In all of the hullabaloo over it the iPad, a long-awaited change to the iPhone got lost in the shuffle: Apple has taken the wraps off VoIP calls over the 3G network. That could mean a potentially huge savings on domestic and foreign calls. The reason is VoIP calls use data minutes rather than voice minutes. That means that you could buy a plan with minimal number of minutes — fewer than you actually use — as long as you have an unlimited data plan. Then you could make as many calls as you want over data. The first VoIP product up and running on the iPhone is iCall, a free app that gives you three ways to pay for calls. You can sign up for free calls to the United States and Canada that require you to listen to an ad before your call is made. Calls are limited to
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: iCall Free VoIP http://bit.ly/9uee7s...
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jan 28 Aproveitando a notícia de que a Apple já liberou o protocolo 3G em ligações VoIP (voz por internet), o aplicativo Fring fez uma micro-atualização que agora possibilita ligações também pela rede de celular. A mudança foi feita no servidor do serviço, não precisando atualizar o aplicativo na App Store. Com isso, agora são dois aplicativos que chamadas telefônicas que não estão mais presos no Wi-Fi. O outro é o iCall (link iTunes), que também ganhou uma atualização ontem a noite. Resta saber quando é que o Skype fará o mesmo… Antes de postar, conheça nossos Termos de Uso. Nome (obrigatório) Email (não será publicado) (obrigatório) Site (opcional) Você pode usar estas tags:
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Apple has apparently lifted its ban on VOIP over 3G on the iPhone. Very good news for apps like Skype and many others offering VOIP calling iPhone apps. In fact, there are already a couple offering support for this. iCall “ whose icon I have mangled for the above screencap “ is one and Acrobits Softphone, which Josh will have further details on soon. Here ‘s hoping this is just the first of several long-awaited changes to the iPhone OS “ I ‘m really hopeful that we ‘ll see some support for multitasking (even if only on the 3GS) and better home screen / apps organizing coming soon in a 3.2 or 4.0 update.
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AT&T has amended the terms of use for the iPhone and now allows Apple has apparently updated its iPhone SDK to allow VoIP applications to run over 3G data networks. Previously, VoIP applications were only approved for sale in the App Store if they were limited to Wi-Fi. The developers of the iCall VoIP application for iPhone issued a press release yesterday that they have the first VoIP over 3G app for the iPhone. Apple Computer, Inc. has updated the iPhone developer SDK to allow VoIP over cellular networks. iCall is the first and only VoIP application that functions on the iPhone and iPod Touch over cellular 3G networks. iCall CEO Arlo Gilbert is quoted as saying, “I applaud Apple’s decision to allow iCall to extend its functionality beyond Wi-Fi and onto the 3G networks. This heralds a new era for VoIP applications on mobile platforms, especially for iCall and our free
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Yesterday's iPad launch continues to dominate the tech news today. Besides announcing the iPad, however, Apple also quietly announced a major change to its iPhone policies yesterday: Apple now allows developers to use a 3G connection to make VoIP calls. The first application to make use of this is iCall (iTunes link), but chances are that Skype, Truphone and other VoIP providers are already working on updated iPhone apps as well. Until now, Apple's iPhone SDK prohibited developers from developing VoIP-enabled apps that used the carrier's 3G network. Developers who wanted to use VoIP in their apps had to restrict themselves to using this feature over Wi-Fi connections only. This restriction was purely Apple's decision. AT&T had already lifted its own ban on VoIP apps over 3G last October. Back then, Skype's CEO, Josh Silverman, praised AT&T for this move and called it "the right step for AT&T, Apple, millions of
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By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Jan 28, 2010 | VoIP over 3G apps for iPhone are now beginning to show up in the iTunes App Store. After AT&T said they would allow VoIP over 3G, all that remained was for Apple to follow through with an amended SDK, and that happened with iPhone 3.2 SDK for iPad. So far iCall Free VoIP [Free - iTunes link] and Fring [Free - iTunes link] We’re not seeing the monster in the space, Skype over 3G yet, but we’re willing to bet that’s incoming. We’re also happy to see that the iPad is indeed pushing things along for the iPhone as well, and we’re wondering if this means we’ll have VoIP over 3G to go along with those new AT&T iPad data plans they announced yesterday? If you try out VoIP over 3G on your iPhone let us know how it works for you!
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Apple befreit sich (anscheinend) mit einem Verweis in den neuen SDK-Bestimmungen von der Limitierung, VoIP-Telefondienste nicht mehr auf eine WiFi-Verbindung zu beschränken. In einer Pressemitteilung teilt dies ein App Store-Programm namens iCall (kostenlos; App Store-Link) mit. Apple Lifts 3G VoIP Restrictions, iCall with 3G Support Available Immediately iCall VoIP services for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch are now available for use over 3G networks such as AT&T wireless. GREENWICH, Conn., Jan. 27 /PRNewswire/ — Apple Computer, Inc. has updated the iPhone developer SDK to allow VoIP over cellular networks. iCall is the first and only VoIP application that functions on the iPhone and iPod Touch over cellular 3G networks. iCall VoIP services for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch are now available for use over 3G networks such as AT&T wireless. Internet-Telefondienstleister wie Skype und Co. waren seit Start des App Stores eingeschränkt, nicht aus dem Mobilfunknetz Anrufe über eine
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The news is coming by way of a press release, but clearly lets us know that Apple has removed the once silly limitation that prevented app developers from allowing users to make VoIP calls using the 3G network. “Apple Computer, Inc. has updated the iPhone developer SDK to allow VoIP over cellular networks.” This will be an interesting change to watch. To begin with, the iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G will be able to make VoIP calls. Not to mention existing apps like Skype will be able to finally offer an updated release of the app that will allow 3G calling. In other words, Apple has removed another reason that many have jailbroken for in the past. Of course, as you would expect with a change like this. The VoIP apps are going to change, and one such app that was quick to make their change know is called iCall (App
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It appears Apple has officially lifted their ban on apps that make VoIP calls over 3G! Just as they leaked the iPhone 3.2 OS to Devs, they also approve an update to an app called iCall. iCall for the iPhone & iPod is a new product that lets you make and receive free (or low-cost) phone calls anywhere you have a 3G or WiFi access. The application, dubbed iCall, is the only one in the Apple App Store at this current moment that can allow for VoIP over 3G connections. Apples newly announced iPad will be able to run AppStore Apps, have 3G Capability, Wi-Fi, a microphone, and speaker. Seems like an efficient set of hardware to make 3G VoiP calls to me. If this is the case, use iPhone users can pretty much say we have iPad Nanos. With iCall now being available, it's only conceivable that the iPad may
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Por lo visto aun no se han terminado las sorpresas. El SDK del que os hablabamos ayer trae al fin la desaparición de la restricción de llamadas VoIP a través de la red 3G. Eso quiere decir que a partir de ahora los desarrolladores podrán actualizar sus aplicaciones para permitir este tipo de llamadas o crear nuevas con esta función. Nos imaginamos que el nuevo juguete de Apple, el iPad tambien será compatible. La primera aplicación disponibe para realizar llamadas a través de la red 3G de forma gratuita es iCall y ya podéis descargarla en la AppStore. Esperamos que de aquí a muy poco tiempo empecemos a ver actualizaciones de otras aplicaciones como Skype, la más famosa en esta categoría. Precio: Gratis
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28 Jan 2010 alle 06:58 Ieri vi abbiamo parlato di alcuni cambiamenti nella licenza degli sviluppatori AppStore ed oggi vediamo già i primi risultati, decisamente positivi! A quanto pare Apple ha rimosso il divieto di utilizzare i servizi VoIP soltanto su rete WiFi e di conseguenza adesso potremo telefonare con internet anche con la rete 3G! E’ già stata approvata in AppStore la prima applicazione per telefonare in VoIP su rete 3G. Si chiama iCall Free VoIP, è gratuita e potete scaricarla cliccando qui [Link iTunes] L’aspetto più interessante di questa notizia riguarda Skype. Sono tantissimi, infatt,i gli utenti che desiderano poter telefonare tramite Skype con la propria connessione 3G e da oggi tutto questo è possibile! Aspettiamoci un aggiornamento di tutte le maggiori applicazioni VoIP disponibili in AppStore ed ovviamente noi saremo qui ad avvisarvi! Nota: Siamo quasi certi che questa mossa di Apple sia dovuta al rilascio dell’iPad, per
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Apple has just officially lifted the ban for apps to make VoIP calls over 3G! With all this iPad fuss, the timing for such a change is a little bit troubling, but I guess we shouldn’t complain. Anyway, only minutes after updating the SDK, Apple has in the movement also approved its very first 3G VoIP app. It’s actually an update of iCall and it’s available now. On a further note, since the app is fully compatible with the iPad, it can be used as a phone.
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With all the hype around Apple's release of the iPad, other big Apple announcements have slipped by without the attention they deserve. For example, Apple's updated iPhone SDK allows VoIP calls over 3G. That's a pretty big deal for Skype users, who can now use VoIP like a regular phone, without being tethered to areas with wifi coverage. It doesn't work for me on the latest version of Skype, but I'd be willing to be an update is already in the pipeline. AT&T made the changes that would allow iPhone VoIP on its 3G network back in October, so the holdup has presumably been on Apple's end since then. Now that Apple has lifted its restrictions, though, does this mean the iPad with 3G service will be able to pull off VoIP calls? I sure hope so. It would be nice to have just an iPad, instead of carting around an
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By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Jan 28, 2010 | MacRumors is reporting that the new iPhone 3.2 SDK, now available via developer.apple.com, but (currently?) only supporting the just-announced iPad, brings a couple interesting new features to the table tablet. In addition, MacRumors says iCall Free VoIP [Free - iTunes link] has told them: With the latest revisions Apple has made to the iPhone developer agreement and Software Development Kit, iCall for the iPhone and iPod Touch now enabled unrestricted free local and long distance calling over 3G data networks. Finally (for now), 9to5mac shows that while the demo iPad only had 4 apps in its dock, like the iPhone, the SDK simulator has room for 6. Makes sense given the extra width. (Pictures above) We’d wondered what happened with VoIP over 3G. Will iPhone 3.2 be the answer?
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It's been a long time coming, but the last hurdle is gone -- Apple has lifted the restrictions against 3G VoiP calls from the iPhone Software Development Kit. The implications of this are pretty huge. Not only does this mean that VoIP apps like Skype [iTunes Link] can now be easily updated to allow VoIP access over 3G on the iPhone, it also means that the 3G-enabled versions of the new iPad should be able to take full advantage of VoIP over 3G as well. The iPad does come with a microphone and a speaker, so while you won't be able to hold the device up to your ear like a phone (although it would be pretty funny to watch you try), calls over Skype or another VoIP program should theoretically be just as clear on the iPad as they are on the iPhone's tiny speaker. This has the potential to
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...was founded in 2005 by Arlo Gilbert and Andy Muldowney with the goal of providing low and no-cost calling services to consumers. In January 2006,...
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...http://bit.ly/7LEpU6 soon in the lap of Apple ? http://bit.ly/4LXSQl #iPhone...
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Reviews
Sigh
Melena Wept
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
Well with the update u are supposed to be able to make free calls without all that billing info crap .. But here's the deal.. To make free calls u have to be able to call out with your regular phone number.. Well my service is cut off right now... So it's absolutely useless.. Grrrrrr.. I wanted icall to work so bad.. Go with Skype.. There's no bs.
No thanks
Buccsmf1
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
You have to put a credit card on file to try the free trial? LOL
iScam
Undo!
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
Serious drawbacks in function, vague assistance and NO REFUND...better try a working alternative and do your homework or prepare to lose your money was my experience.
Price and Service
gilly777
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
Keep in mind that iCall has a Better Business Bureau rating of F. This is scary when it comes to submitting your credit card info and getting issues resolved.
I don't feel iCall VoIP should be free; however, I struggle with $9.99 a month. With the Skype app now available, it only costs me $36.00 a year for unlimited calls vs. $120.00 with iCall. I mainly use VoIP for outbound calls, so Skype is a better/cheaper solution at this point. I do like the iCall app and think the idea behind the service is great, but I will delete the app and cancel services until the monthly rate drops.
I noticed some people having trouble with getting an answer from iCall support on how to cancel account. I received an email with instructions which seems to have worked: while in the iCall app, touch the "settings tab," then touch "support," then "cancel subscription."
I want Icall too, Just not this crap
Just another Iphone User 2
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
No wonder apple didn't approve this app sooner
Still does not support +1 infront of your number, horrible customer service + quality
ranova
Version: 1.1
Version: 1.1
Even with the new version, you cannot call any numbers with full standard formatting ( +1 (xxx) xxx-xxxx). It immediately gives you a "Call Ended," I'm guessing is that iCall believes you are trying to call internationally.
...really?!...just don't
kdspuck
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
How do you screw up this bad this fast? Don't waste your time with the fake 'free' trial. Read the reviews. They can have the one star for the planted marketing reviews - entertaining, you can't miss'em. We should have known – big brothers Apple and AT&T would never have let this app see the light of day if it really did what we all hoped it would.
Greatest App Ever!
Juca1956
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I have been waiting for this app forever to be available on the Apple Store. I am BETA tester and the iCall app works wonderfully. It saved me hundreds of dollars in phone bills and allowed me to use my iPhone outside AT&T's coverage area, including outside the country.
ICall: Welcome to the customer's living room
AllanJ
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
One word to describe iCall as a whole: awful. The app is subpar, their customer support is abysmal, their business practices are shady and although the company is in its infacy, they treat their facebook "fans" as if they somehow didn't need business.
I would give zero stars but Apple feels bad for developers like this. AVOID!
The perfect business model ...
Aliquis
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
... for a complete disaster!
THANK GOD!
Bryan8580
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I have been waiting FOREVER (long before last October) for this app. However, when I use it, people can't undertsand me. I sound crackily and robotic. Keep working iCall! Glad you are in the App Store!
Great start!
DogheadedReaper
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
There's a bit of static on the other end, but I'm sure this will be ironed out- this is a fresh release! Call connection is much quicker than AT&T's. I've already used it for a couple of good long calls. I like the pay as you go option, until AT&T comes out with the 3G microcells and I can fully weigh my options. When iPhone 3.0 comes out this will be an even better solution. Well done!
It's been a long wait!!!
Eddie504
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I've got it installed and it's making me very happy!!!
Yes! Thank you!
ChrisCoop
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I've been waiting for this for months. I have spotty coverage from ATT. This should really help.
Free?
Ilfn143
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Why do i need to put in my credit card when its free trial?
STRAIGHT UP
Jaguar
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
It's a nice interface, I'll give it that. And of course, for those of us who don't have a clean cellular connection, this is a great work-around. Some things irritated me right off the bat though. For starters, I called a friend immediately, and my caller I.D. came up as an iCall number and then listed a "646" area code that wasn't mine. This could pose a problem for those who have friends who screen their calls - you'll more than likely get forwarded to VM by your friends.
Spectacular Fantastic Wonderful.. Thank you iCall!
GirlGlitter
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
The audio quality is fantastic, better than my AT&T Service and finally finally finally I can get reception in my house!
This is just to bad
Jcangell
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I have been waiting for this app forever. I also completely understand that some of what is hindering this app falls on the shoulders of AT&T/Apple, but most of what is earning iCall poor reviews is not as a result of 3rd parties.
big let down
Punktilend
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
biggest let down for me, this is complete crap. im not going to pay for this service when there are plenty of different and better apps out there and especially since i already pay At$t a crap ton of money for service in general. yet another big let down.
finally, the solution to all my problems
jon.f
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
i've been waiting for this app ever since it was first demoed back in June 2008. the basic premise is it uses your WiFi signals to make/receive calls and can even switch current calls from the carrier to WiFi. I practically never have service where I live, so this is perfect. Currently, it says signups won't start until March 25, so we'll see soon if this works well. The app may be free, but if you want unlimited calls and a personal number for people to call you direct on, than there is a $10/month Total Access package as well as a pay-as-you-go model.
Master
World Wanderer
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
WOW about time. Cant wait for it to be fully operational. I spend $500 to $1000 a month on roaming charges and LD charges when I travel out side the country. Cant wait!!! about time!!
What an amazing app!
Mebesurfer
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
After the major let down with Fring, I'm proud to say iCall lives up to the hype. The sound quality is incredible, and the app works as advertised. Pat yourselves on the back iCall you've done it. The first real VOIP app for the iPhone.
Woo Hoo.
kmac657
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
My phone works from home now! I'm so tired of dropped calls and missed calls because I didn't have service. So glad this is finally a reality. Congrats to iCall and their awesome product.
Bad launch
Telecom CEO
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Icall spent all the goodwill it had with it's potential customers by being rude, delevering an inferior product, and charging a price that is not market rate
Make it free with ads
Reflextruckliners
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I realize it takes money to make create an app. Just sell some ads before someone beats u to the punch. This app has great potential.
A great aplication
aczeisler
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I have been waiting for this app for several months. I now have it installed and I couldn't be happier. Three cheers for iCall!
Great app
Systemreset
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Best app to come out for the iphone!!!!
Do Not Support This Company!
shrimpman
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Nobody should give iCall the time of day after their decieving marketing scam about this App being free. I was very excited about the release of this app after hearing about it back in July 08 simply because it was free Voip. As you can read in other reviews, its not the case...and don't get me started on the C support. I'll just say I got blocked from their facebook fan page because I asked them why they decided to charge for this app.
Great app
Aokusman
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I have been waiting forever for this app. Best voip on iphone. www.publordbrand.etsy.com
Wow!
Krapface
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Finally, this tremendous app is out! I thank the makers so, so, so much. Also, a little lulz: the release date says October 22, 2008...just a testament to how long it tooks this fine app to be released. Thanks iCall staff!
CD
Auvious
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Certified douche-ware. The hype surrounding this app was epic and inspiring. We franticly awaited apple's decision and welcomed cydia...all to be donkey punched repeatedly for the past few days. Icall needs to spend some coin on customer service, and-oh-maybe unhobble this partial vapor-ware crap-app.
