Skype to come to iPhone next Week?

Mar 27 2009, 3:39am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

GigaOm reports that their sources tell them that Skype will be coming to the iPhone as early as next week. Update: Skype for iPhone is official.

Given that you can already use Skype VOIP on the iPhone with for instance the Fring App (site), the rumor is not that exciting.
A Skype iPhone App will though bring more visibility to the fact that you can use VOIP on your iPhone. Just make sure you have a nice data plan.

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