OK, VoIP has supposedly been going wireless for a very long time now. Well apparently this time it’s for real. Well, at least according to this article below anyway…

Innovative Jajah uses PCs for internet phone calls - but only to set up the calls. They then connect two landline or mobile phones together to chat over the IP network. Now, the company has revealed it’s going one step further, and will use a Java applet on the phone itself to set up the call.

According to the company’s CEO Mark Sullivan, Roman Scharf had one of those light-bulb moments.

“Until March, Jajah was just another PC-based VoIP service like Skype Technologies and Google Talk,” wrote Sullivan. “But Scharf says he had a moment of clarity when market research suggested that 97 per cent of computer users still don’t use PC-based VOIP services.”…. Source: The Register/Newswireless.net