March 30th, 2009… That’s the day when Skype is going to hit the iTunes App store, and you’ll be able to use it on your iPhone.

The app will work only over Wi-Fi, but will be available for free.

There isn’t video available, so you won’t be doing any video chats on the phone, but you will be able to talk for free to other Skype users, and make reduced cost calls to regular telephones.

Skype is planning on a version for the Blackberry, which will be released in May.

More details at PC World.

GarageBand will add video instructions of how to play instruments, (piano and guitar demoed). Nine lessons included. Artist lessons will be available, including John Fogerty, Cobie, Sting, Sarah McLachlan, and more. The lessons are $4.99 per lesson.

iLife 09 is adding Faces and Places to iPhoto. Face Recognition technology to let you tag someone’s face and then find that person in all your pictures. Places will use GeoTagging in the photographs to show where pictures were taken. Support for tagging faces and geotagging on Flickr and Facebook too, including sharing of tagged names for your iPhoto.

MacWorld keynote today, and here are a few guesses at what they’ll announce:

  • New podcasting software
  • Mac mini update – bigger processor, a lot more disk space
  • iMac updates – four core machines
  • iWork.com – cloud computing
  • Updates to Mobile Me – stability
  • Mac Pro update – more memory
  • Snow Leopard