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Skype 5.3 for Mac OS X is now available for free download. Features added in the version are: group video calling, HD video, group screen sharing and full compatibility with Mac OS X Lion. Click Here to Continue Reading »

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There are a couple of updates from Google this week: Page Speed Service, Google Chrome version 13, Gmail phone call. Also, A new extension MuteTab solved an annoying problem: tabs making sound. By the way, Skype for iPad is now available for free download. Nokia changed the way they named the phones.

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Google released Google Talk Video Chat but it is for Android only and not available for iPhone and iPad. Vtok fills the gap and enable Google Video Chat for iOS users. Click Here to Continue Reading »

This is a guest post by Mr. Zach Ripples. If you would like to contribute too, please contact me.

Since its arrival in the market, VoIP has undergone a lot of developments. Now it is being used in many large corporations as the only calling service. Here I would like to discuss the most popular VoIP apps for Linux.

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Fring is about bringing freedom to mobile communication. It provide us the benefits of the internet combined with the user-culture of mobile telephony.

What is Fring?

After the introduction, do you really know what fring is? Yes! It’s simply a free mobile VoIP application that enables free mobile internet calls and live chat (IM) to other ‘fringsters’ and PC-based services. These including Skype, Google Talk, ICQ, MSN Messenger and Twitter, using free Wi-Fi or your 3G or GPRS instead of expensive mobile airtime charges.

So, what does it means? It means we could IM (instant message) with friends from Skype, Google Talk, ICQ, MSN, and Twitter even we are on the bus with this single application – Fring !

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