Vonage Makes Free Facebook Phone Call App
crimeandpunishment writes "Vonage has developed a new application for the iPhone and Android that provides free phone calls between Facebook users. Vonage's CEO says 'Essentially, we've given Facebook a voice.' Users sign in, see a list of Facebook friends who also have the app, and if they tap on a name a call is placed ... and it will go through even if the app isn't running on the friend's phone. The calling, which works over cellular broadband and Wi-Fi, doesn't use calling minutes but will use up data."
Vonage awesome! Facebook - not so!
'Essentially, we've given Facebook a voice.'
He then added, 'But it creeps us out how the only thing it says is "kill me... kill me... kill me..." all day long.'
Demanding constant attention will only lead to attention.
I don't know the Symbian SDK, but according to wiki it uses a non-standard version of C++.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbian_OS#Developing_on_Symbian_OS
Objective-C is a new language, but it isn't particularly difficult to learn. If you know object oriented programming it takes perhaps a week to learn and a little while longer to get used to. What takes longer is the SDK, but I think that's true of all platforms.
If you don't know how to spoof the MAC on a laptop, don't be reading news for nerds.