Archive for the ‘Communication’ Category


Scype Lite Beta

Wednesday, December 30th, 2009

According to the official Skype lite site, the beta app’s major features include:

  1. Make Skype-to-Skype calls to other Skype users anywhere in the world
  2. Send/receive instant messages to/from individuals or groups
  3. Make Skype calls at low rates to people on landline or mobile phones
  4. Receive calls to your online personal phone number on Skype
  5. See when your Skype contacts are online/available to chat
  6. Local rate calls to your Skype contacts wherever they are.
  7. Save on international and long distance calls to phones and mobiles.

The lite version of Skype is currently available for Android devices, which today include the T-Mobile G1™, the first Android-powered mobile phone currently available in the United States and the United Kingdom. It is expected to also work on other future Android devices. Android device users can download this beta version of Skype by visiting Android Market.

Current Version: 1.0.0.5
Size: 562 KB
Last update: 28/10/2009

Sipdroid

Sunday, November 15th, 2009

Adds native SIP/VoIP to Android’s dialer/contacts. Make and receive calls over WiFi and 3G with perfect voice quality and lowest delay.

See sipdroid.org for license, changes, source code, FAQ

For optimal standby/compatibility/calling Skype™ register with pbxes.org and your SIP accounts from there. Basic accounts are free.

For free on Android Market

Truphone

Sunday, November 15th, 2009

Make low cost international calls to any landline or mobile phone, instant message (IM) Skype, Google Talk, MSN, AIM & Yahoo friends and use Twitter with Truphone for Android. This new version is faster & easier to use for both calling and IM! Works wherever you have coverage – no Wi-Fi needed as it’s not a VoIP app.
For free on Android Market.

Sipdroid

Saturday, May 30th, 2009

Sipdroid is an open-source SIP client for Android. This version supports VoIP over your Wireless LAN only (no voice over mobile data).

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BigTinCan

Saturday, May 30th, 2009

BigTinCan is a virtual calling card that allows you to make calls using your standard cell phone service at VoIP like rates. BigTinCan uses a callback system to connect your phone and number you are calling over the cell phone network, and you get a range of features including call recording, flexible caller ID and more.

Zipply : what you see and feel

Wednesday, April 29th, 2009

Zipply is a service designed to simply convey your life experiences and emotions using your android phone camera and to plug them into your social networks. Sample use-cases are : seeing something unusual on your way to work, relaxing on vacation in front of a beautiful sunset, etc. It’s also a way to see the fabric of life invisible to the eye : everywhere you go, zipply shows you the life experiences closest to you.

It’s been designed to be simple & non-intrusive : the easiest way to use it is to simply take a picture and choose zipply in the “Share” menu. That’s all. Similarly, just launch the app to see what experiences others have shared around you.

Lite version of Skype Beta

Saturday, April 25th, 2009

Put Skype on your Android phone

Local rate Skype-to-Skype calls
Call from anywhere* – WiFi or 3G not required
Send and receive instant messages from your mobile
Save money calling landlines and mobiles abroad

AndTweet

Friday, April 10th, 2009

Yes, I know what you’re thinking, just like flashlights and tip calculators, we already have enough Twitter applications in the Market. AndTweet is a little bit different. Unlike the popular Twidroid, which tries to pack in every possible feature, AndTweet keeps it simple. By keeping the interface simple, this makes this possible the fastest Twitter application I’ve used on any platform with the exception of Web and SMS interfaces. Some people may complain that the UI is boring or there’s not enough features, and maybe this app just isn’t for them.

Currently in a very early Alpha release 0.1.19, AndTweet is already sporting features such as auto-completion of Twitter usernames and ability to change themes and font sizes. And with planned features such as support for multiple Twitter accounts and hashtag capturing, AndTweet is showing to be a strong contender among Android Twitter applications.

Current Features:

  • Auto-completion of twitter names from 100 most recent friends with posts
  • Long-click on items allows for replies
  • Posting updates and replies
  • Clicking updates and getting more information
  • Setting theme for text sizes
  • Setting theme for background color
  • Setting notification options
  • Paging of tweets in main list
  • Listing direct messages
  • Splash page with introduction
  • Search tweets for users and text
  • List replies
  • Change notification ringtone
  • Notifications of replies
  • Notification settings for DMs, replies, and tweets

Read more details about AndTweet here, and help the development by filing bug reports here. AndTweet is now available for download in the Android Market or on the AndTweet Google Code page.

And of course, you can follow @AndTweet on Twitter.

Maverick

Sunday, January 4th, 2009

Maverick is a Google Talk compatible instant messenger which enables you to exchange text, photos, scribbles and location messages with your contacts. To use Maverick you need a Google Account. Starting from version 1.6.1 Picasa usage is optional.

AndroidCall

Sunday, January 4th, 2009

CallerID only for China.


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