You love playing with your iPhone, sometimes a little too much…
And if you’ve gone with either Vodafone or Three as your service provider, you’ll know that (depending on your plan) you can get unlimited free calls Three to Three, Three to Vodafone and Vodafone to Vodafone.
Especially helpful if you know which of your family and friends are also with Three or Vodafone!
This handy little app tells you just that – who you can call for free. Made by Vodafone Hutchison Australia, it works for iPhone or Android users with a Vodafone or 3 Mobile number.
Once you’ve downloaded the app, just open Who2Call (instead of your normal contacts) and it lists your eligble contacts, so you dial directly from within the application.
Where to Download
If it works as well as it’s meant to, it could certainly reduce your bill… that is if you’re a bit of a chatterbox.
More Info: Who2Call support
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Search: Industry Shake-up
There are industry whispers that Apple may replace Google with Microsoft Bing as the iPhones default browser.
With rivalry tensions increasing between Apple and Google, it appears Apple may provide the ultimate face slap if they side with Microsoft.
This would be a significant blow,” says Jonathan Yarmis, analyst at the research firm Ovum. “Google would be cut off from the most important platform on the mobile Web.”
Apple also recently bought mobile advertising company Quattro Wireless, two months after Google purchased Quattro Wireless rival AdMob.
The launch of the first official Bing app (free) for the iPhone and iPod touch was in December – and whilst Bing is still relatively new, it has snatched 10.7% of the market share, although Google still reigns as the overall leader – including on mobile search.
That may all change with Bing as default on iPhones…?
Execs from Bloomberg’s BusinessWeek state:
Dropping the top search engine as the default on the iPhone would cut Google off from valuable data about smartphone users”
Your Comments?
So what do iPhone owners think? Would you be happy to use Bing on your iPhone – or prefer to stick with Google?
Not happy? Business Week also mentioned that:
Apple is also said to be quietly working away behind the scenes on its own search-engine and mobile advertising solutions, implying that the Bing deal may be “short-lived”.
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