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Skype onto Google Android
Stuart O'Brien Jan 9 2009, 10:39am
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Mobile push sees VoIP giant on Windows Mobile and Java devices too with Skype Lite app.
Skype says its services are now available across a hundred mobile handsets, including those powered by Google Android OS, courtesy of its new Skype Lite app.
The eBay-owned company says mobile operators are warming to its 'free calls' offering, with COO Scott Durchslag telling Reuters carriers no longer see it as "something just shy of satan".
To date 3 has been one of the few operators to embrace Skype.
Skype Lite will be available in ten countries to begin with, including the US, UK, Poland, Brazil, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Estonia, Australia and New Zealand. It can be downloaded from the Android marketplace too.
Comments
“Still no itouch, iPhone support!?”
Posted by: Rob - Jan 9, 11:53am
Any time you like Skype, a native client for my iTouch would go down a treat!
“Re: Still no itouch, iPhone support!?”
Posted by: Juri - Jan 9, 7:39pm
Would be nice if it would actually work! No luck after several attempy on my Palm Treo 750 - any suggestions (apart from buy a proper device!!)?