Call Your Facebook Friends for Free From Your Android or iOS Device. For those of you on Facebook, Vonage is adding more value to the social networking site. You can now call your facebook friends from the android or iOS Device. Will this take off? A charge come later on?

In an article shared on Mashable today (RIP Google Wave ), Google Wave will no longer be developed by Google.

I remember when I first heard about Google Wave, received invites, and I wondered, how would this would engage me. Similiar to that of Google Buzz, two products that I don’t find on the “must have” applications. I will have to ponder for eternity, what was wave and what did I miss out on.

Only a matter of time before Verizon begins selling the iPhone. AT&T reduced the time commitment for a new phone upgrade, allowing them to lock in over 1M customers into a 2 year agreement at a higher cancellation penalty. While it seemed customer friendly, a very brilliant move by AT&T to get customers on the new contract, extended longer, and higher money if contract voided. Verizon to Start Selling iPhone in January [REPORT].

28 Days Later: Say Goodbye to the Netflix New Release Rental.

Do you have NetFlix? Enjoy Warner Brothers? Be ready for a 4 week delay for new Warner releases. Warner, in agreement with Netflix, will allow them to be shipped 4 weeks from DVD release. Once Netflix becomes dated, and no longer can offer fresh movies, I would think some will look at alternatives. I won’t buy DVDs, I have a cabinet full of them, and with On Demand, I can find something to watch with friends. With my Netfix, I reduced mine to 1 at a time, probably because I don’t have an App for managing my NetFlix, or I would remember to add New Releases when I see previews. Though I don’t watch too much TV, other then DVR.

Will Blockbuster follow NetFlix? Will RedBox increase sales, or be impacted? More to come, as always.

Qualcomm Chip to Power Verizon iPhone [RUMOR] -

Thanks to Mashable (yet again), more information on the iPhone rumor for Verizon, as the exclusivity agreement with AT&T sunsets. Have to wonder, what this will mean for the iPhone sales over the next 5 months, for people debating on changing? How many will change back? Was the increase in the early cancellation gearing up for higher end phone releases? Why the release in June, when AT&T typically releases, and Apple does OS upgrades. A lot of questions, more to come! Would Daniel have stayed with Verizon knowing this now? (ha)

The clarity of calls, and coverage of voice is superior on Verizon, but where I live, the data works.