http://notification.masdo.com/

http://www.seankovacs.com/index.php/2009/04/hahai-got-a-response/

Not exactly Steve. It has a little different focus than does Skype.

With GV you get a phone number. That phone number will find you, either in the office, or on your cell, or at home, and it will forward the call to you.

If it can't find you it will take a voice mail.

Why not just carry a cell phone in your pocket and give THAT number out i hear you asking.

Because when Bob is covering your desk when you are skiing in the Alps, then you would have to give Bob your phone.

Its more of a permanent phone number, with a self managed switch board attached. And it does most of those other skype things as well. But it doesn't assure you of free calls.

The focus isn't about free phone calls, its about maintaining contact via one phone number regardless of where you are.

It's for people who somehow need to use phone services via the internet at no extra charge. It's probably very useful for traveling, but other than that... I don't get it either.

I'm curious, in this forum, if the iPhone users here would like to see more videos like this demoing apps. Most of the ones I've seen are more of the "dark and grainy" variety, and I was thinking of marketing videos done like this to app developers. Would you be more likely to buy an app if it had a nice-looking and nice-sounding demo video?

Also, I'd love to get feedback on the video itself. I did it very quickly with no lights and some cutting corners on the editing (things I totally wouldn't have done if I knew it was going to get this much exposure!), so I know that there are a few things that could be improved. What else could I do better next time, if someone actually hires me to do this?

And to Sean: the iPhone case is the Power Support Air Jacket for the iPhone 3G.

You end up using your minutes, either to receive the call or to call back.

Skype to skype on the iphone will be better as soon as the FCC beats ATT into submission and we get notifications.