More Money Friday roundup: Cheap iPhone calls & a recession debate

Personal finance from around the Web:

• Commerce Department figures for fourth-quarter 2009 GDP may signal the end of the recession. [The Washington Post]

• Unfortunately, other indicators suggest the recession may not be over... [Calculated Risk]

• Amid the excitement accompanying the release of the iPad (check out how Apple's new tablet computer stacks up against the Kindle and netbooks), AT&T and Apple enable VoIP calls over the 3G network, a huge savings on domestic and foreign calls. [PCWorld | Gadgetwise]

• Starting June, the Treasury Department will modify its Making Home Affordable program to speed up mortgage modifications. [MarketWatch]

• With tuition on the rise, here are six good reasons why you should fill out the FAFSA. [The College Solution]

• While climate change is going on the back burner, home owners are saving more on hot water bills by adding sunshine. [The Wall Street Journal]

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