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New iPhone Application Allows You to Use Skype Over 3G and Edge Networks

Users can harness the power of Skype without the WiFi VoIP restrictions by turning every call into and incoming call.

Terry Demco, developer of Apple iPhone/iTouch applications, today announces the release of his newest app, Incoming! for Skype. With Incoming!, every call becomes an incoming call with the assistance of a partner application that’s downloaded onto the users main computer. By using a helper app on a computer that’s connected to the internet, it allows Skype to work on the 3G or Edge network, thus eliminating VoIP restrictions. Incoming! is now available in all iTunes stores around the world for $4.99 US.

Just the facts:
*Turn your outgoing calls into incoming calls using the Incoming! desktop application along with the iPhone application.
*Depending on your phone plan, you can eliminate long distance charges and daytime minute fees.
*Make your own visual favorites list for fast dialing.
*Easily access contacts from your phone’s address book.
*Conference calling supports up to nine callers.
*Supports international calling.
*This app also works with an iTouch by routing the incoming call to a nearby phone

Requirements:
*Mac OS X 10.5 or Vista
*Skype version 2.8 (Mac) or Skype version 4.0 (PC) on your main computer
*Current SkypeOut account
*Main computer must have internet connection

About Terry Demco Application:
Based in Calgary, Terry Demco began coding five years ago on his spare time from his advertising gig. When Apple released their software developers’ kit in 2008, Terry jumped at the chance to make his own apps for the iPhone and iTouch. His first application was Voice Keyboard and then followed with Prank Talk. More apps are in the works. For more info, visit www.terrydemco.com.

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