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Jajah updates iPhone calling service
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Jajah updates iPhone calling service | Jajah updates iPhone calling service |
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| by Stephen Withers | |
| Monday, 10 December 2007 | |
Web-based callback operator Jajah has put a new face on its service for iPhone and iPod touch users.Featured Whitepaper
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The Jajah iPhone web application has been updated with an iPhone-style keypad and address book. The web application also works with an iPod touch providing the user specifies the phone number on which they will take the call. Although the touch has Wi-Fi and web capabilities, it lacks a microphone. While Jajah's per-minute rates are lower than most regular carriers, they are higher than those available from some VoIP and calling card providers. However, the company does offer free calls between members in selected countries. This generally applies only to fixed lines, but mobiles are included in the continental US, Canada, China, Singapore, Hong Kong and Thailand. |
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