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I'm sure you all have noticed smack on Apples home page a link to their response to the FCC which can be seen here:
Apple Answers the FCC’s Questions
What's interesting is their opinion on the software from Google (ie: their still "reviewing it" and their thoughts on how it changes the iphone interface), as well as a little interesting tidbit that they say that ATT has nothing to do with their software approval - although technically it does due to the answer to question #3 - which looks like any VOIP software, at least if it doesn't ONLY use wifi, will not be approved for the iphone without explicit permission from ATT - which means, if google voice does use ATTs network and not just wifi - regardless of how it may affect the iphone interface - ATT has a direct hand in approving it.
Apple Answers the FCC’s Questions
What's interesting is their opinion on the software from Google (ie: their still "reviewing it" and their thoughts on how it changes the iphone interface), as well as a little interesting tidbit that they say that ATT has nothing to do with their software approval - although technically it does due to the answer to question #3 - which looks like any VOIP software, at least if it doesn't ONLY use wifi, will not be approved for the iphone without explicit permission from ATT - which means, if google voice does use ATTs network and not just wifi - regardless of how it may affect the iphone interface - ATT has a direct hand in approving it.