100 million smartphone owners in China getting free VoIP through messaging app Weixin
If you’re in China and use a free chat app called Weixin on Android or iOS, you’re about to get no-charge VoIP as well thanks to an imminent update. The company is set to join the likes of Skype , Viber and Korea’s Kakao Talk in providing free cellphone calls to the nation and ought to make a huge splash given the massive 100 million user install base. The Tencent -owned service is also adding Bluetooth support, a matching VoIP web service and a complete redesign of its site, according to TechNode . There’s no release date yet or word on whether the English version WeChat will get it, but if so, it might make those pricey cellphone calls to friends and family overseas a lot freer. 100 million smartphone owners in China getting free VoIP through messaging app Weixin originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 06 Jul 2012 22:27:00 EDT.

More:
100 million smartphone owners in China getting free VoIP through messaging app Weixin
Read similar Posts:
- 100 million smartphone owners in China getting free VoIP through messaging app Weixin
- 100 million smartphone owners in China getting free VoIP through messaging app Weixin
- VoIP Calling Over 3G Arrives on the iPhone
- Ooma Bluetooth Adapter ships, unites cellphone and VoIP in holy matrimony
- China “Outlaws” VoIP, Creates VoIP Reporting Hotline






