SHAPE Services brings Skype to Apple's iPhone

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mikeypizano @ Aug 13th 2007 3:37PM

Shame, the jesusPhone cant even run a program EVERY pocket pc can...

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Ant @ Aug 13th 2007 3:41PM

its not that it cant,its that apple wont let it.(yet)

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Tim Goldsmith @ Aug 13th 2007 3:44PM

if skype can run well enough on the iPhone, would it make sense to buy an iPhone, unlock it without signing up with AT&T (using one of the methods on the iPhoneDev Wiki), and then using the skype feature whenever you want to make a call on it? or am i missing some obvious flaw in the system?

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The General @ Aug 13th 2007 3:46PM

That's like saying "Linux can't run Photoshop."

It's not incapable, the program just hasn't been written for it yet.

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Kyle @ Aug 15th 2007 3:33AM

You could do that. But then you would only be able to make calls when you were connected to a wifi network.

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mike @ Aug 13th 2007 3:48PM

it cant becuase apple products suck. sorry but its the truth, this thing is a waste of money and you all know it!

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The General @ Aug 13th 2007 3:56PM

Actually, I am very happy with mine.

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mike @ Aug 13th 2007 4:28PM

that would be because apple has brainwashed you...

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The General @ Aug 13th 2007 4:37PM

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