Free Calls for iPhone and Android using Free Apps

It certainly nice to have your call charges cut off from your mobile bills, Pczonenow revealing some of the free apps to make free phone calls directly from your Android smartphone and iOS devices like iPhone by simply tapping into power of Wifi, 3G or EDGE internet connections.
netTalk

You’ll enjoy unlimited free calls if you’re living in United States or Canada and calling to other countries will include a small fee, you can view its international call rates available now on its developer website.
Some of its features includes ability to record conversation, option to import contact from mobile, dial 2663 for FREE conference calling bridge and 411 for Directory assistant. In addition, the app can turn your iPad, iPod touch and Android tablet into a phone with compatible headphone and microphone installed.
You may need to register for netTalk account to use the app and if you’re using 3G connection please note that some mobile operators may restrict VoIP over their network. Internet roaming charges may apply.
Visit netTalk here
Download for iPhone here and Android here
Tribair

With Tribairs VoIP you can definitely have a wider calling range for your free calls of up to 75 destinations worldwide but do note that the app is ads supported with supported countries including Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Japan, Mexico city, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, Turkey, UK, USA and more.
To start using Tribair is easy, just download and install it to your iPhone or Android smartphone and start making free calls. Similar to netTalk, you need to register an account on its developer website to use it.
Please note that free call duration are limited to 3-5 minutes top and charges may applies if you’re calling non supported countries, full international call rates is available on its website.
Visit Tribair here
Download for iPhone here and Android here
Vtok

Vtok is another app to make both free video and voice calls to all your Google contacts. Other than using it on iPhone and Android, you can also utilize it on your Windows PC and Mac after installing a browser plugin from http://www.google.com/chat/video
Some of its features includes free text chat (IM) with Google Talk users and other Vtok users, no account signup is needed but you may need to login to Google or Gmail account to start chatting, ability to enable video chat and stay connected to receive calls even after the app is closed as it will automatically moved to system background.
Please note that Vtok users has reported login issue while using it, the problem is said to arise from Wifi connectivity issue so just reconnect your connection to retry login. Vtok is not endorse by Google and is developed by Skymobius Inc.
Visit Vtok here
Download for iPhone here and Android here
Nimbuzz

Nimbuzz is yet another free calls and messaging app for the connected generation. Everything you need to communicate for free. Use it to meet, share, and connect with friends. You can also import friends from popular networks (Yahoo!™, MSN® Messenger, AIM®, ICQ, GoogleTalk, Facebook©, MySpace, Hyves) and SIP VoIP accounts.
In addition you can use the app to send free text messages, photo, music, video files (MMS) to other Nimbuzz users. Free calls are also available in HD voice quality over normal 3G and Wifi connection. Yes, you need to register an account and free calls are only available within Nimbuzz users, calling to other mobile or landlines may include charges.
Visit Nimbuzz here
Download for iPhone here and Android here
Fring

Fring is distinctly different from other mentioned apps as in addition to its free voice calls feature, its capability to make group video calls of up to 4 people thanks to its fring’s DVQ™ technology.
The free group video calls of up to 4 friends can be make on the same time on either iPhone, iPad, iPod or Android phones. So have fun trying out Fring and do note the app is with good users reviews. This may be good time for friends get together on one simple mobile screen.
Please note that free calls are available using 3G, 4G and Wifi to other fring users worldwide and the service is optimized across networks including AT&T & Verizon. Calling to mobile or landlines may include charges.
Visit Fring here
Download for iPhone here and Android here
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The Most Useful Android Apps This Year; Have You Got to Play with Them?

When it comes to the matter of smartphone apps, nothing can beat the iPhone App store. But the Android Market also has more than enough apps to overwhelm you. You might have your own favorite Android smartphone apps. But if you are a bit confused with all the different apps available this year, you can check out our list of 15 of the most useful ones.

Google Voice

Considered by some as one of the top benefits of Android, the Google Voice app gives you a phone number that you can use to ring to multiple places or devices. It also lets you access all of your voicemail and text messages from the Web.

Advanced Task Killer

Most of the smartphones available on the market comes with great multitasking capabilities. But this makes it important for all users to manage their apps so that they don’t hurt the performance of the device or its battery life. That is why it really helps to have an app like the Advanced Task Killer (ATK).
This app provides you with a widget that you can tap once to kill all open apps. The killing can also be done at periodic intervals. You just have to set up ATK to do so.

Dropbox

Dropbox is a cloud service that automatically syncs a folder of files between multiple computers. The Dropbox app extends this service to Android and interacts with other apps to open files such as PDFs, image files, and business documents.

Evernote

Evernote is a great note-taking app. This app will be very useful to you, provided you are used to typing on a virtual keyboard.

Taskos

Although there are many to-do apps available on the Android Market, many prefer this app because of the clean, easy, Android-friendly user experience. One of the biggest advantages of using Taskos is that it comes with voice recognition. You just have to speak a task and the app turns it into a to-do item.

DroidAnalytics

We are not sure why Google hasn’t created an official app for Google Analytics, either for Android or iPhone. One of the best Android ones available is DroidAnalytics.

Documents To Go

There is a free version of this app available which offers a great little reader for Microsoft Word and Excel files. But for $15 you can upgrade to the full version which will allow you to create and edit files and also add PowerPoint files to the mix.

Google Docs

If you are a fan of Google Docs, then this is the only app you need. But the only annoying thing is that it always opens up files in a web browser rather than within the app itself.

Tripit

Tripit is the best Android app available for keeping track of all your travel itineraries. You just have to forward your confirmation emails for your flights, hotels, and more to this app and it automatically organizes them into trips with all your details and confirmation numbers.

Places

If you have trouble finding shops and services near your current location, we recommend this app. This app helps you to find restaurants, medical facilities, taxis and much more. The app takes advantage of the information from Google Local and is better than any of the similar iPhone apps.

Astro File Manager

This app lets you navigate the Android file system. It can be really handy once in a while. It helps manage pictures, music, videos and many other files on your device.

Speed Test

If you are someone who is obsessed with running speed tests all the time to check the quality of Wi-Fi, you better try the Speedtest.net app. This is one of the best speed test apps available. It comes with some of the best graphics and options.

Amazon Kindle

Even those who haven’t gotten used to the Amazon Kindle e-reader are big fans of the Kindle mobile app. Since you will always have your smartphone with you, installing this app will help you to read a few pages of your favourite book anytime you get a couple of minutes free.

Google+

One of the smartest things that Google did was that it had released a Google+ Android app at the same time it launched Google+ as a beta. The app was pretty handy and it became one of the most used mobile apps.

TED Air

The TED conference is a meeting of some of the greatest thinkers of society. The talks are very important since it touches some of the society’s biggest challenges. Fortunately, they have taken the videos from the conference and those are available on the internet for free. The TED Air app helps us to access the videos on a mobile device.

Free Voip calls from Australia

As most of you know there are a number of companies that offer access number based free voip calls, whereby a user dials a local number and then he dials his/her desired number and called is connected to that number. Such services provide apportunity to users to make international free voip calls from australia by dialing local access number. Since these companies provide access number to different companies, that means these have physical presense in those countries.So whenever we find any such access number or free calling offers, we share this with our readers.
Today we will discuss about Callr, Callr is a Australian based company that offers free voip calls based on local access number to more than 50 countries around the globe. So whoever lives in Australia or visited Australia can avail this apportunity and make free calls. Even you can make free call to costly countries i.e. Bangladesh, India and Vietnam etc. Here is countries list.
Below are steps to make free calls:

1. Visit their site HERE
2. Dial local access number 0404446663 from landline or using mobile
3. Once you’re connected to that number, system will ask you to dial your desired number. Dial your number and you are connected

Please try out this service and share with us your expereince.

Free calls from UAE

FreeCall is one of the popular telephony calls provider in the Gulf countries. In UAE many people use this free call service to make international and domestic calls. This service doesn’t provide free calling to many countries i.e. India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Srilanka, Philippines etc.

As most of you know VOIP is still not allowed in UAE and Freecall website is even blocked to revent the users to download Frecall Dialer Software.There are various resellers who sells free call recharge coupons for 10 Eurose.

Now you can talk unlimited to your relatives and friends because FreeCall provides free international calls to many countries. Just go to their site and get further information HERE

Here is the list and for more information you can visit their site.

Argentina free*

Australia free*

Austria free*

Belgium free*

Canada free*

Czech Republic free*

Denmark free*

France free*

Germany free*

Hong Kong (+mobile) free*

Hungary free*

Ireland free*

Italy free*

Luxembourg free*

Malaysia free*

Netherlands free*

New Zealand free*

Norway free*

Poland free*

Portugal free*

Puerto Rico (+mobile) free*

Russian Federation [moscow] free*

Russian Federation [st Petersburg] free*

Singapore free*

Slovenia free*

Spain free*

Sweden free*

Switzerland free*

Taiwan free*

United Kingdom free*

United States (+mobile) free*

Unlimited Free Calls From Any Phone

This weekend I tried a new service MobiVox and I was able to make free calls. You can make up to 10 minutes free calls to more than 60 countries from any phone.
Also this service offers crystel clear voice quality. This includes calling countries like USA, Europe from Indian mobile and vice versa. Mobivox doesn’t require you to download any softphone or even tiny application to use their services.
Here is how to make free calls:

• Register to their website HERE
• Enter your email address and your any number from where you want to make a call. Also enter other information i.e. contact etc
• Now this service will give you 5 free minutes anywhere in the world

Available Destinations:
Mobile:
Canada, China, Guam, Hong Kong, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Thailand and United-States (including Alaska and Hawaii).
Landline:
Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, China, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Guam, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico (Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara), Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Russia (Moscow and St. Petersburg), Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, United-States (including Alaska and Hawaii), Turkey (Ankara and Istanbul), United Kingdom and Venezuela-Caracas.

Send Free SMS using Yahoo Mail

Follow the below mentioned steps to send Free SMS using Yahoo Mail.
1.) Login to your Yahoo Mail account (Yahoo Mail beta and not the classic one)
2.) Click on the New Drop down and select TextMessage.
3.) Add the number/contact to which you wish to send the message and click on send.
Its FREE but the catch is that you can only send maximum of 5 sms to a contact after which your contact person needs to reply at least once and then your quota of 5 starts all over again. Although, am not sure of the pricing as far as the reply message is concerned.
This feature is as of now available only for Yahoo users in India,Canada, US and Philippines.

10 Best Android Phones in India’2011

Below are the Best Android Phones available in India:

HTC Sensation: It’s the latest android smartphone from HTC which offers speed, performance and awesome multimedia experience. It has 1.2 GHz Dual Core CPU and 4.3″ qHD (540 x 960) high resolution widescreen. It comes with 1GB internal memory (8GB micro SD included) and can be expandable up to 32GB. An 8MP camera with auto focus and dual LED flash allows it to take 1080p video recording @ 30fps. It also has a front cam (VGA) for video calling. HTC sensation runs on Android v2.3 Gingerbread operating system and also equipped with HTC sense v3.0 UI. Connectivity options include wifi, 3G, micro USB, GPS, Bluetooth. It has 1520 mAh Li-Ion battery which gives you talktime of upto 8hrs 20 min (2G)/6hrs 40min (3G).
HTC Sensation Price in India : Rs.29,299/-
Samsung Galaxy S II
Galaxy S2 is a great combination of solid quality, elegant design and rocking performance. With Gingerbread 2.3 operating system and a dual core processor, Samsung has made the mobile to deliver high performance. There are two cameras (one for capturing and the other for video calling).
It comes with a huge 4.3″ Super AMOLED touch screen, 8MP camera with auto-focus and LED Flash. Front camera has 2MP for video calling. Weights about 116 g with the battery. The other features are common which are found in other Samsung Android mobiles.
Price of Samsung Galaxy S II in India : Rs.28,900
Sony Ericsson Xperia Play:
It is the best gaming supported android mobile which runs on Android v2.3 Gingerbread OS with 1GHz scorpion processor and Adreno GPU supporting it. It has 4″ LED backlit LCD with 480 x 854px touchscreen. The 512MB RAM helps to speed up the mobile and 400MB internal memory helps you store data. The rear camera is 5MP with autofocus and LED flash while the front camera is VGA. Connectivity options include 3G, Wi-fi, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot and GPS. The best part about this mobile is that is sports accelerometer sensor, slide out PSP like gaming console with buttons and speakers around. Xperia is equipped with 1500 mAh Li-Ion battery with talk time up to 8hr 25min (2G) / 6hr 25min(3G).
Sony Ericsson Xperia Play Price in India : Rs.27,646/-
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc:
It’s a sleek and slim android phone with advanced multimedia options and excellent display. It comes with 4.2″ LED backlit LCD capacitive touchscreen (480 x 854) which is also scratch-resistant. It runs on Android v2.3 Gingerbread OS and is powered by 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 scorpion processor and Adreno 205 GPU. Other options include 512MB RAM, 32GB external memory, Timescape UI, 3G,Wi-Fi, GPS etc… XPERIA Arc has a camera of 8MP with autofocus and LED flash. Disadvantage of it is that it doesn’t have front camera. The battery is Li-Po 1500 mAh and the talktime it gives you is up to 7hrs and music playback up to 31 hrs.
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc Cost in India : Rs.26,650/-
HTC Desire HD:
It’s a recent release from the makers of HTC Desire. It has got a premium look and feel with 4.3” display along with 768MB RAM and 1.5gig of Internal Memory. Desire HD is powered by a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and packs an Adreno 205 GPU.
Camera: 8MP with dual-LED flash. No secondary camera.
Battery: 1230mAh (Unfortunately, the handset cannot last throughout a day which is a disadvantage)
HTC Desire HD Price in India: Rs.25,850/-
HTC Incredible S: HTC Incredible S runs on Android 2.2 Operating system with 1GHz Qualcomm Scorpion CPU. It’s cost is around Rs.23,100/- (HTC Incredible S Specifications)

Samsung Galaxy S:
It’s the most popular Android based mobile phones in 2010. It comes with a 1GHz Hummingbird processor and a PowerVR SGX540 graphics core. You can have a great clearance with its Super-AMOLED display. Samsung had launched the Galaxy S with Android 2.1 on board but recently rolled out the Android 2.2 update in India.
Camera : 5MP auto-focus camera on the backside and a VGA camera for all your video calling needs on its front.
Connectivity : Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0, GPS, microSD card
Memory : 16GB of internal memory including 2GB of ROM
Price of Samsung Galaxy S : Around Rs. 19,999
Demerits of Samsung Galaxy S is its camera with no LED flash support and also the price tag.
Dell Venue:
It’s an android mobile with 4.1″ AMOLED touch screen (800 x 480px) resolution which is made from scratch resistant Gorilla glass. The camera is of 8MP with auto-focus and 4x Zoom. Supports all the popular music formats. Internal memory is 1GB and can be expanded with 32GB microSD card. Dell Venue runs on Android 2.2 with a Snapdragon 1GHz processor.
Dell Venue Price: Rs.21,900/-
HTC Desire Z:
With slide-out QWERTY keyboard, HTC Desire Z is said to be one of the best Android handsets available in India. Desire Z runs at a ‘mere’ 800 MHz processor. However, this doesn’t effect the phone performance. Desire Z packs in 1.5gig of internal memory and 512MB of RAM. The Desire Z runs on Android 2.2 with the latest version of Sense UI on top of it.
Camera : 5MP with an LED flash
Video : Capable of recoding 720p HD videos
Cost of HTC Desire Z in India : Rs. 23,899
Samsung Google Nexus S:
It’s an android phone with v2.3 Gingerbread android os. It comes with a 4″ Super AMOLED capacitive touch screen of 480 x 800 px. Nexus S runs on 1GHz ARM cortex A8 processor and 512MB RAM. It has a huge internal storage capacity of 16GB unlike other popular phones. It has 3G, Wi-Fi, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot and GPS connectivity options. The camera quality is 5MP with auto-focus and LED flash and it supports WVGA video recording @ 30fps. The front cam is VGA enabled. It comes with Oleophobic surface, Accelerometer sensor, Contour Display with curved glass screen.
Price of Samsung Google Nexus S: Rs.26,093
HTC Desire:
It’s a very similar mobile like Google Nexus One. It has got good features like 3.7″ AMOLED display, a 1GHz processor and 512MB of RAM.
Camera : 5MP camera
Connectivity : Wi-Fi, GPS etc
HTC Desire Costs around Rs.18,599
Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro :
Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro simply to say, is a power packed handset with amazing features like 2.55″ screen with QVGA display and is powered by a 600MHz processor with 128MB of internal memory. It’s also powered by Android 2.1 operating system with Sony’s proprietary TimeScape UI on top of it.
Camera : 5MP
Price : Rs.11,499
A must buy phone for its decent QWERTY keyboard. Unfortunately, Sony has stopped android updates for this mobile.
Samsung Galaxy Ace:
It’s an android mobile which suggest most of the users to go for as it is worth the money. It’s available at a price range of Rs.13,190/-
HTC Wildfire:
It’s said to be the most popular budget phones in India with its excellent features like 3.2″ QVGA display (320×420). HTC Wildfire is powered by 528MHz processor with 384MB of RAM and 512MB of ROM. It has got an update of Android 2.2 recently.
Camera – 5MP
Connectivity – Wi-Fi, GPS, 3G …
HTC Wildfire Price in India : Rs.10,444
LG Optimus One:
It’s a budget phone with a low price and has features like 3.2″ HVGA display, a 600MHz processor, 512MB of RAM and 170MB of internal memory. It runs on Android 2.2 (Android 2.3 Gingerbread update will be launched soon).
Connectivity : Wi-Fi, GPS, 3.5mm jack and a microSD card slot
Camera : 3.15MP with auto-focus
Battery : 1500mAh (Charging will easily last through a day)
Cost of LG Optimus One: Rs.9,490
So Decide one among the above android phones that suits your daily needs. Do lemme know your favorite mobile through your comments.
Note: The prices may vary. Please check with your local mobile outlet for exact prices before going for the purchase.

How to setup Facebook video calling feature

Facebook finally gets much requested feature of video calling among Facebook friends. Powered by Skype, now you can video call any Facebook friend within web browser at a click of a button. If you hate typing on usual text chat on Facebook, switch to video calling for voice and video chatting with Facebook buddies. To get started, you need to perform one time setup of video calling feature on Facebook. Once you are through with this quick process – you are all set for video calling Facebook friends.

Install & setup Facebook video calling feature

1. After Facebook login open the Video Calling page on Facebook. Then click Get Started button to activate video calling feature on your Skype account.

2. Now navigate to Facebook profile page of an online friend to whom you want to video chat. You will notice Call button at top right next to chat, send message and poke buttons.

3. Click the video call button will bring one time setup screen for video calling on Facebook. Click Setup button to proceed.

4. This will download small setup file [FacebookVideoCallSetup_v1.2.199.0] on your computer. Once file is downloaded, double click that downloaded file to start the installation. You can also download this file from here directly.

5. Facebook video calling plugin for Skype calls online will start installing by itself. After the install, you should get prompt to start video chat with selected Facebook friends.
6. Click on online friend name in the chat window at bottom right part. Then click Video icon on the chat window to start video chatting with that online friend.

Please note: either or both of you and your friend should have webcam connected for video calling. If Facebook video calling does not detect webcam connection between two of you, then video calling will not start and may get an error.
Also, you can refresh Facebook webpage by pressing F5 key or clicking Refresh button and then click call button on same or different Facebook friend to check if video calling feature is working or not.

Video: Install Facebook Video Calling plugin

Facebook video calling: important points

1. Browsers & OS - Facebook video calling works in latest version of Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer web browsers. Facebook video calling is only supported for Windows and MAC systems with either of these web browser. It does not work on Linux systems.
2. Friend availability - You can easily check, if your specific Facebook friend is available for chat or not. Check for icon status next to friend name in chat window. Green dot means online while half moon means online but inactive status.
3. Recording calls - You cannot record actual video calls, however history of calls made and received will be listed in messages section of your Facebook profile.
4. Call without webcam - You can still use video calling feature even when you do not have webcam. You can listen and see your friend while they only hear you on video call.
5. Disable video calling - You can go offline from facebook chat and no will able to connect to your using video calling feature on Facebook. Also, you may uninstall Facebook Video calling plugin installed on your PC.

How To Make Free Calls From Your Computer With Google Voice

About three weeks ago, I finally got an invite for Google Voice, the new phone-managing service from Google that I’d been itching to try out since before it was even called Google Voice (back then, it was called GrandCentral, and I still wanted it really, really badly).
Google Voice has a ton of great features, and in a lot of ways fundamentally changes the way you’ll use your phone. A lot of things suddenly become easier with Google Voice – checking your voicemail, sending text messages, and more – and they’re all best dealt with through your computer.

But, as of now, Google Voice doesn’t inherently let you make calls from your computer. I mean, I’ve got a microphone and speakers on my computer, as well as a fast Internet connection – why shouldn’t I be able to make calls, ideally for free?
Well, as it turns out, I can – with a little legwork. Here’s how to set it up (I did this on a Mac, so PC directions might be slightly different – the same rules will apply, though).

Disclaimer: This is all assuming you’ve already got a Google Voice account. They’re sending out invites at lightning-speed, so if you don’t have one, go get on the list!

1. Download and Install Gizmo5 (create a free account, with no call credits – you won’t need them!).
2. Open Gizmo. In the “Home” tab of the application, click “Edit My Profile.”
3. In the tab that pops up, you’ll see, filled in, a number for “SIP number.” Copy that number (everything before the @ sign).
4. In Google Voice, click “Settings”, and then “Phones.”
5. Click “Add Another phone” and paste the SIP number from Gizmo (again, only what’s before the @ Sign) into the box.
6. Name the number “Gizmo” or whatever you want, and then Save it.

Now, to make calls:

1. Open Google Voice, and click “Call”
2. Enter the number you want to call
3. Make sure the Gizmo phone (whatever you called it) is selected as the “Phone to Ring”
4. Click “Connect”
5. You’ll get a pop-up from Gizmo, with your Google Voice number on the caller ID. Answer it!
6. Google Voice will automatically dial and connect the other person, and you’ll be chatting from your computer!

The whole process only takes about five minutes, and doesn’t cost a nickel. Because you’re using a SIP number, all the data is transmitted over your cable connection rather than your phone network. That means you’ll need fast Internet to really make this work, but also means it doesn’t cost a thing!
I’m not sure how long this will be around (I’m sure carriers won’t be fans), but for now it’s a fantastic solution for making calls directly from your computer.