Skype's Internet Phone Service Changes The Way We Make Voice Calls

Skype Internet Phone Service 2007

Skype Gets iPhone In Shape

Shape services, maker of IM+ All-In-One Mobile Messenger that combines the most popular instant messaging systems MSN®/Windows Live Messenger™, AIM®/iChat Yahoo!®, ICQ®, Jabber® and Google® Talk in one single client, releases a Safari web application that permits users of iPhone to access the Skype environment.

IM+ is designed for iPhone. In particular, says SHAPE, for the touch screen and the software harmonizes with the interface design of the iPhone.

IM+ works by having the iPhone user to log onto http://skypeforiphone.com using the iPhone’s Safari browser. After logging in, users can then talk with their Skype contacts or call any landline or mobile.

Quoting Shape Services CEO Igor Berezovsky: “Noticing the public interest for Skype on iPhone, we decided to use our mobile IM and mobile Skype experience and develop an application for them; this has also been a move towards our IM+ for Skype platform coverage, It is truly easy and convenient to access and use. We are looking forward to hearing some feedback from iPhone users. No tweaks are necessary.”

IM+ uses SkypeOut credits for global voice communication and supports the cost effective model says Shape. IM+ enables users of Skype Unlimited or Skype Pro plans to get nearly free calling for the iPhone to any PC loaded with Skype or any landline or cell phone number.

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 IM+ for Skype also supports Blackberry, Pocket PC, Palm, Symbian and J2ME devices. Shape says the application will work in any network and doesn’t require Wi-Fi. By network, I assume they mean any data network.

For a limited  time IM+ for Skype iPhone version is being offered to iPhone users for free.

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