Thanks to VoIP apps, including Viber and Skype, it is now possible to get in touch with family, friends and colleagues, no matter how far you may be from them. Not only did it require you to dial an endless amount of numbers but it was also reserved for those who could actually afford it. The company also mentions that this calling feature will be introduced on the Windows Phone platform in the coming weeks.Making international calls in the past used to be extremely challenging. You can head over to the Play Store or App Store to download the app or head over to the Viber website to download the desktop client. To remind you, of the 200 million and more global users, Viber has more than 15 million of them in India. Her introductory video is embedded below. As an example, it compared the two services and where it costs 7.5 US cents for a three minute call to a landline in India, it costs 36.5 cents on Skype for the same.Īdditionally, Viber has also introduced a host of new stickers on its new sticker shop, including a new character called Violet. The social calling app also claims that its feature is cheaper than Skype s calling rates. To make a call, one will have to buy credits from the Viber store, which is accessible via the smartphone apps and the desktop client. Now the company has extended this feature to its more than 200 million users worldwide. Viber first introduced this calling feature at Philippines in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan, wherein it let people in the country call anyone for free. Also Read - New State Mobile new Mileage System: How to earn and use points The Viber Out feature, similar to Skype, lets one call any mobile or landline number across the globe by using Viber credits. Viber today updated its Android and iOS apps and its desktop client to version 4.1, bringing with it the Viber Out feature and a whole lot of new stickers.
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