Skype/Fring

[Guest erichowe]

Hi

Anyone managed to install either of the two into Omnia i900?

Tks

[Guest DavidC]

Skype works fine, very straight forward. I haven't tried Fring.

[Guest maf107ezk0]

Yes, skype works great but it takes some time to start <_<

[Guest kkll]

Fring and Skype worked on my omnia.

[Guest Roger€³¤€³€¼½]

Is videocall supported?

with front camera?

[Guest smilegod]

Yes, skype works great but it takes some time to start :)

It takes some time to start on every device <_<

[Guest Tim-H]

Fring works fine. The problems i had with it is i i had a long conversation going it would start tonot show the persons replys until you typed something back, and also with long conversations it seemed to slow down a lot, made typing laggy. If you got a low signal, like one bar or less sometimes it would crash. Other than that it worked fine. You can transfer files with it, which i dont think palringo or nimbuzz can do.

[Guest the v]

Fring works fine. The problems i had with it is i i had a long conversation going it would start tonot show the persons replys until you typed something back, and also with long conversations it seemed to slow down a lot, made typing laggy. If you got a low signal, like one bar or less sometimes it would crash. Other than that it worked fine. You can transfer files with it, which i dont think palringo or nimbuzz can do.

also Fring is capable of voice chat with msn, skype and google talk (you can even make INTERNATIONAL phone call over the internet with googletalk + talkster well for 3 minutes for free) google it

Edited May 31, 2009 by the v

[Guest chokia]

Inspite of the poor UI, Nimbuzz is still the best all-in-one, feature-riched messaging client on the planet.

Other than ability to send video, picture and files, No other client support avatar and voice call for skype, window live messenger (msn) and yahoo messenger like Nimbuzz

Nimbuzz also support popular social network like facebook chat, myspace and soon-to-be-world-big-thing twitter

Forget about fring and palmringo

[Guest Roger€³¤€³€¼½]

This guys says to support videocall over GPRS/EDGE/CDMA/Wifi/Bluetooth data.

Anyone experiance with octro talk????