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Recently we spoke about Microsoft buying Skype, now we are excited to reveal that the Skype 5.5 beta has launched and with it comes Facebook integration, in our article we look at some of the Facebook features it brings. You can download Skype 5.5 beta for Windows  here , it runs on pretty much all Windows operating systems (from 2000 to 7) and is not too demanding in terms of required hardware, the installation is quick and easy and upon login you will see a similar looking interface, however there are some slight differences. Below we have embedded a screen which shows a new Facebook tab which you can click on, if you click on this you can connect your Skype account to your Facebook profile, this allows the app to integrate with Facebook and make the most of lots of new features. When granting Skype access to your Facebook account you are allowing it to access your basic information, send email to your email address, post on your Facebook wall, access posts in the news feed,...

Late last month we looked into Microsoft’s acquisition of Skype, in this article we looked at how the deal was strategic for both Microsoft and Skype, we are now hearing how this is affecting current Skype employees. According to BusinessWeek (BW), four Skype Vice Presidents were recently dismissed (Christopher Dean, David Gurle, Don Albert and Russ Shaw), these dismissals aren’t meant to be public just yet, therefore the three tipsters who leaked the information want to remain anonymous. What is interesting about the four dismissals is the fact that a Skype spokesman has said “As part of a recent internal shift, Skype has made some management changes”, however BW suggests the timing of them losing their jobs seems to benefit Microsoft and Skype more than it does the execs. Since Microsoft’s $8.5 billion deal to buy Skype off eBay was agreed back in May it seems as if Microsoft has been busy putting their plans into action, a recent article posted on TheRegister suggests that Microso...

Vonage On Nexus One Vonage the VoIP Phone System now available on Android phone but in the beginning VoIP provider's application will be available on only T-mobile and AT&T customers.For CDMA carriers you have to wait cause in this time Vonage site say "is not compatible".This will be the good choice for Android fans who want to use VoIP on their phones after Skype available on Verizon .For now in Vonage site, Nexus One is the only one in list but you can find this app in Android market for others Android Phone .So,if you have to try this App please let me know how it pretty works compare with Skype .

Finally Skype will embed its VoIP application to the Nokia mobile phones running Symbian S60. The first one will be the new N97 device. Moreover Skype software will be available to download onto other Nokia Symbian S60 models. But standalone version is less integrated into address books, messaging and other phone's built-in features. Integrated version of Skype client in Nokia N97 will be able

Free VoIP Symbian application now is available for Nokia E71. This is Fring. Nokia E71 smartphone is another new device supported by this great free VoIP application. A few days ago Fring team also announced support of Samsung i550w smartphone. More information about Fring features you can find in previous post about Symbian VoIP SIP applications.