CNET have had a first hand look and a bunch of screenshots, so check them out.
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Been using Fring, Nimbuzz and Truphone myself but it sure will be nice to have a proper Skype app!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly would!! Theoretically the official Skype app will work better with voice calls as Fring etc need to direct calls through their servers first (or so I read somewhere!).
ReplyDeleteWell, I downloaded it, and its sweet!! Haven't used it heavily yet, but very impressed so far!!
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