The latest version of RF for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, version 1.0.4, is now available for download in the iTunes App store.

This release:

• Fixes a crash after touching links on the About page;
• Uses the latest Facebook API.

The latest version of RF for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, version 1.0.3, is now available for download in the iTunes App store.

This version includes some performance improvements and fixes a number of bugs that were causing the application to crash.

KNOWN ISSUE: The message type (text, push-to-talk, or real-time voice) icons do not appear in the message and communication views. This issue is caused by a change in the Three20 library. This issue is resolved in the next software release.

Version 1.0.1 of iCallerID is now available for download from the iTunes App Store.

What’s new in version 1.0.1:

• Added Retina display icons;
• Updated help URL;
• Added crash reporting feature.

iCallerID is a real-time VoIP SIP caller ID display for the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.

No more running to your desk phone to see who is calling or wondering if you missed an important call. Check the caller ID information right from your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch.

You can even add custom information to the caller ID information displayed on the iPad, iPhone or iPod touch.

iCallerID stores your inbound VoIP SIP calls; take your call history with you.

NOTE: iCallerID REQUIRES an IP phone system or a VoIP calling service that supports call forking to a SIP URI. This includes the Asterisk PBX, FreesSWITCH, Cisco Call Manager, Cisco UC500, Cisco SPA3102, and many others (see our FAQ for more information).

How does iCallerID work?

iCallerID works with your IP based phone system or VoIP calling service to show you who is calling while your desk phone is ringing.

When you install iCallerID on your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch you are issued a SIP URI (it’s like an e-mail address, but for telephone calls over the Internet). You then configure your IP phone system to fork calls to your iCallerID SIP URI.

Then when a call comes in, the caller ID information is sent to your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch.

Version 1.0.2 of RF for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch is now available for download from the iTunes App Store.

This latest version has a number of bug fixes and performance improvements.

RF – Modern Mobile Messaging: Free Push-To-Talk, Real-Time-Talk and Texting for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.

Sometimes, you need to get a quick word to a friend, but sending a note via text is impossible. With RF it’s easy: Push-to-talk your message and your buddy will hear you on his or her iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch instantly. When your buddy replies with Push-to-Talk, you will hear him or her instantly over your speaker, headphones or Bluetooth headset.

Need to step up the conversation? Just touch a button, and your RF buddy and you can speak in real-time for free, just like a phone call. Want to send over a short note, address, or phone number? Another button touch and just paste or type it in.

With RF, your friends on Facebook, Google Talk and any Jabber service can send texts to you that you can receive on your computer and your iPhone simultaneously. You can reply to those texts from your mobile device or your computer, whichever is most convenient.

Try it out. It’s free. It will change the way you use your iPad, iPhone, and your iPod Touch.

Features:

• Instantly text, Push-to-Talk and Real-Time-Talk between iPad, iPhone and iPod touch devices (works in background in IOS4 and later);
• Communicate with your friends, and co-workers even if they do not run RF;
• Send quick voice messages (10 seconds) that can be heard anytime over any computer or most smart phones via Facebook, Google Talk, email, SMS, XMPP, your own company’s Jabber network or RF’s own free network;
• Send and receive texts on your iPad and iPod touch or iPhone without the cost of SMS;
• Let your Facebook friends “chat” with you even when you’re away from the computer;
• Easily review your text and Push-to-Talk threads;
• All services are free.

Notes:

• RF Push-to-Talk and text work over WiFi, 3g or Edge.
• Real-time Talk requires both parties to have an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch and WiFi connectivity.