Fring-First video call App on the Android Market

Post author:Shohag
Post published:May 28, 2010
Post category:iPhone
Post comments:2 Comments

Fring has launched two-way video calling for Android devices.The company already offers the same service to Nokia (Symbian S60) and iPhone/iPod touch owners.

Fring CEO Avi Shechter said,”With Android users on over 50 different devices logging into Fring everyday, we [deployed] the open Android platform to rapidly develop the first two-way video calls over Internet on Android.”

Shechter added that Android’s market reach – combined with the openness of the OS – allowed developers to swiftly create “rich” communication solutions for multiple devices.

Check out the vedio.

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Jvo_5 December 8, 2010

They should put skype back on to allow PC to phone video calls.
Moeteise Surrey April 28, 2011

Yes this is great software, but I use these apps for free video calling, text messages, video calling and even get a free number http://surreystore.com/cms/apple/51-best-video-calling-apps.html

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