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Unified Communications (News - Alert) provider goober Networks has announced two new free mobile applications -- goober VoIP and goober for Apple's iPhone.

Peter Uhlich, CEO at goober Network said that goober VoIP and goober for the iPhone (News - Alert) bring the company one step closer to meeting its goal as the “most advanced and unifying communications solution” on the market, allowing businesses, enterprises and consumers to publish, connect and share content and communication from a single point, anytime, anywhere.

With goober VoIP for the iPhone, users can make local and international VoIP calls for “significantly” less money than their carrier would charge, saving up to 90 percent on all phone calls, said company officials.

Connected to any WiFi (News - Alert) or 3G network, goober VoIP delivers HD voice capabilities for all destinations, nationally and globally. Company officials said that goober VoIP enables users to prepay directly via their iPhone at flat-rate fees and avoid any charges on their mobile carrier’s phone bill.

Additionally, Goober for the iPhone also gives users full access to the goober Webfolder, which serves as a virtual hard drive. Company officials said that goober Webfolder allows users to manage, download and edit their data externally from any location, anywhere and anytime.

From the iPhone, it lets users directly display files and images. In addition, they can also add images to the gallery, which can also be viewed and shared by their friends, family and colleagues. Plus, users can change images and view friends' profile information from their iPhone while traveling.

“Goober Networks was designed from the beginning to unify all communications, from instant messaging, voice and video chat/conferencing to VoIP calling and social networking, across all IP communication devices including PCs, softphones, mobile phones, and soon via the television,” Uhlich said.

Both applications are available now to download for free from the iTunes App Store, searching the keyword “goober,” according to company officials.