Fring Comes to Android
jkOnTheRun Nov 18 09The company behind Fring has announced it has landed on the Android platform. Android joins the iPhone, Windows Mobile, Symbian, S60 and other platforms to support the ability to make free calls using Fring. The app is available in the Android Market and works with Skype, MSN, GoogleTalk, ICQ, Twitter, Yahoo! and AIM for both calls [...] Full story...
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