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A company by the name of iCall is offering the ability to both make and receive free phone calls on your iPhone when in range of a wireless hotspot. What’s interesting about this is that you can also hop on and off of the VoIP service as you enter and leave a hotspot, as shown in the YouTube video. It also has access to your entire address book on your iPhone, along with a customizable voicemail feature. This application should be available next week when the SDK App Store comes out.
With iCall, you now have three iPhone VoIP services that are ready to go. They all offer different features, so you will have to find which one if best for you if you like the idea of VoIP on your iPhone. Check out Fring and sipgate as well, and let us know what you think of them.
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