August 16th, 2010 at 9:16 AM EST | by inu846W
MagicJack, best known for its television commercials advertising free internet calls, is planning a new service that will provide free calls to landlines and cellphones in the U.S. The application, which could launch next week, will run on Windows and Mac computers. There are also plans for a September launch of smartphone versions of the software for iOS, BlackBerry, and Android phones, although the company isn’t sure if it will allow calls over both WiFi and 3G networks. MagicJack’s CEO, Dan Borislow, said its plans for a femtocell are now on hold until the company can work with a carrier partner.
iPad News Source: mobileburn.com
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