Almost everyone is aware about Skype, a software application that allows users to make voice calls over the Internet. Now Skype is available on a wide range of Android phones, which means you can save money and stay in touch when you’re out and about. Android is a mobile OS developed by Google and is based upon a modified version of the Linux kernel. Visit skype.com/m on your phone to download it or you can visit Android Market.
Skype is now available for the Android platform, but only on devices running Android version 2.1 or later. This app lets users to make free Skype-to-Skype calls. You can also send and receive IMs for free.
Skype Rocks! For me its the best Video Chatting Service around.
Cool, its good to know that skypes available for androids now, I have two phones, one is an android and when I’m on it I miss skype on my other phone the most!
A great news 🙂 finally for android lovers. Cheers.
Well it ‘s a great things for smartphone(running on android) owners .
I am going to try Android HTC soon so i may find it useful 🙂
thats great bro. It will save money. Lol thanks for sharing.
Skype is now available on a wide range of Android phones, so you can save money and stay in touch when you’re out and about. Visit skype.com/m on your phone to download, or read on to find out what’s inside.
really a good news for android lovers. skype, being one of the good chatting client is now available for android
I’m using the same phone it will be nice to have skype in my device now. I have seen some application online when i was surfing a week ago but not got any attention towards them, anyways thanks for sharing.
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Ohho. Thats is really good news to Android Users. Skype is really doing great and I have heard that Skype is going to integrate with facebook for calling, not sure whether it is true or not?
I’ve heard the same thing with the integration with facebook.. It may be true but who knows.
Its true, check out the below link.