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Viber - free calls txt - any good? any users?
h - December 9th, 2011 at 01:58 PM

hey
a friend told me about the app to download called Viber
it's VoIP for android or iPhone n between other phones with it, it works out VoIP for calls n txts so all but FREE!
any users here?
is it any good quality wise?
n does it steal all ur info for no good like friend face?
cheers for any feedback
h

phatratpat - December 9th, 2011 at 03:09 PM

English please !!:smirk:

h - December 9th, 2011 at 03:57 PM

^ pfft.. I coulda wrote in german or latvian :spin:
c'mon pat get thems sausage fingers googling away to seek what baffles ya ;)

patbot - December 9th, 2011 at 04:08 PM

I've used it, far as I can tell no one has stolen my identity or details. The voice calls are ok, but get quite crackly if your "reception" is bad - this can vary from Excellent to Crackly from within the 3 square metres of my kitchen... The messaging is the same as any other data messaging program/app on smartphones these days - see also WhatsApp and KakaoTalk which I believe is more popular with the Asian community.

68AutoBug - December 9th, 2011 at 06:42 PM

so, is this VOIP or free calls from mobiles to mobiles

but ONLY on an android phone????

on any supplier [vodaphone-telstra-optus-crazy johns-]???

anything that IS free has to be good..

and You can of course use ENGLISH.... not Latvian..:lol::lol:

LEE

68AutoBug - December 9th, 2011 at 06:44 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by patbot
I've used it, far as I can tell no one has stolen my identity or details. The voice calls are ok, but get quite crackly if your "reception" is bad - this can vary from Excellent to Crackly from within the 3 square metres of my kitchen... The messaging is the same as any other data messaging program/app on smartphones these days - see also WhatsApp and KakaoTalk which I believe is more popular with the Asian community.


crackly phonecalls...is odd with digital signals.. on a mobile..

any info appreciated

LEE

dragsters for life - December 10th, 2011 at 10:08 AM

i have it and stopped using it, calls were always hard as it was crackly, i like an app called heytell wich is also free but you send messages like a walkie talkie, we use it for work in our painting crew, heytell gets my vote over viber

alansvw - December 15th, 2011 at 01:07 PM

I have my son traveling around Europe and have been using it for 3 months. Great to talk for 30 minutes and not pay. Reception has not been an issue as long as he can get reception where he's staying. I think its great!