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I guess the release could be considered dramatic - it was released on Tuesday March 31st exactly at midnight (or close enough) - however the outcome… not so dramatic. I’m a hardcore user of Fring user already - MSN, AIM, Yahoo, gTalk, ICQ, Skype and SIP. But I do use Skype - as the above list shows. But I love to use the video part of the desktop version quite a bit. But voice, overseas, for free? I’m down. Per usual the AT&T requirements - voice data has to use wifi and not 3G - s

W IREL E SS One week after AT&T announced plans to do the same, Apple reportedly has started to sell iPhone 3G handsets without requiring a contract, according to an Internet report. But, unlike AT&T, Apple is said to be allowing unlimited orders and not requiring buyers to be existing AT&T customers. MediaPost Communications (3/29) , CRN/ChannelWeb (3/27) Yahoo! CEO Carol Bartz is linking mobile

If Apple is indeed preparing to offer the iPhone 3G in China in partnership with China Unicom, its sales prospects are looking pretty damn good. Bank of America analyst Scott Craig believes the company could claim as much as a fifth of the smartphone market in China when it launches the device there ...

Skype plans to roll out an application for Apple's iPhone this week at CTIA that will allow users to make free calls to other Skype users when they are connected to a WiFi hotspot. The WSJ confirmed the story today, but GigaOm reported rumors last week.