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Update: Fring’s Jailbroken iPhone App Now Live



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As Mike reported earlier today, Fring is launching a downloadable app for the iPhone that will allow people to make Skype and other VoIP calls over the data connection instead of using up talk minutes. Fring supports Skype, MSN Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ, SIP, Twitter, Yahoo and AIM services.

 

It is now live. (Warning: You will need to Jailbreak your iPhone to make it work). The Fring blog has more details or you can download it at the Fringcubator. With so many minutes on most cell phone plans, most people won’t be using this to make local calls. But it could come in handy for international calls or simply keeping up with IM on the go. The latter is really the killer app.


video of how it works:

 


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Adobe sees its future on the Web

If you need more evidence of the Web shaking up the packaged software business, talk to Bruce Chizen.The CEO of Adobe Systems oversees a company that successfully harnessed the power of an earlier technology wave--personal computers--for tasks like digital publishing and photography. Now Adobe is looking to add Web-delivered services...
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Google Finally Takes Urchin Out Of Beta

urchin-logo.pngFor those Urchin fans out there, Google has lifted the beta designation from the Website analytics software that it acquired back in March, 2005. The technology behind Urchin is also what powers Google Analytics, but Urchin itself remains server-installed software for companies that want to keep it behind their firewalls. It costs $3,000 and, um, Google Analytics is free.

Google made no updates to Urchin for years after the acquisition, then finally launched v.6 last October.

I guess some people have not heard that software, even enterprise software, is moving to the cloud.

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