go mobile with Skype, MSN Messenger, ICQ, Google Talk™, SIP, Twitter, AIM & Yahoo!™
About Fring..
fring™ is a mobile internet service & community that enables users to talk, chat & interact with other fringsters™ and their online communities, from their mobile phones.
Originating from a vision of freedom, fring was born out of a desire to fundamentally change the way people communicate. The fring founders, veterans of the mobile, internet and high tech industries, joined together to create an easy to use, consumer-centric, truly converged peer-to-peer service, enabling its users to take control of their online communications from one single place on their mobile phone, utilizing the handset’s inherent internet capabilities to do so.
fring sits at the heart of the fringsters™ online communication world allowing the freedom to communicate with all popular communities’ members (Skype®, MSN® Messenger, Google Talk™, ICQ, SIP, Twitter, Yahoo!™, AIM®) without boundaries, and regardless of device, network operator, platform or the community(ies) to which they belong.
The ethos of encouraging freedom and mobility extends to giving fringsters the choice between available connection types (3G, EDGE, GPRS or Wi-Fi) and the enjoyment of fring’s benefits without subscription; fring is totally free to download and free to use – the only cost incurred by the user is the mobile internet connection.
I did use Fring and i find fring very nice and useful . Try today.
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also try this VOIP MagicJack…
December, 2008 | By David Chan In Devices, How To, Service | Comments(0)
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