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Finally, a video skype for Mac was finally released. Though it is on a beta, this is a nice upgrade to my Skype 1.5 and this gives me the ability to use video conferencing to my boss while he is in New York. The good thing about it is now cross platform, so no worries with PC users. The new version has some features alike with Apple's iChat that I am using. The only difference about it "Its Free" no need to own a .Mac account. Skype enable more than 113 million users worldwide to make simultaneous video calls to any part of the globe and it continues to attract users. The video is crisp with clarity that anyone can enjoy. Just make it sure that you have a DSL connection to enjoy your conversation. In VoIP call, cross-platform is the new name of the game. What i really need is a tool that i can use in both PC and a Mac. Skype gives the solution to this barrier and I really love it.

A news broke out about Nokia's shipping new version of the N80, which is dubbed as the Internet Edition. The phone offers wireless LAN access with an easy-to-use wizard to help in configuring Internet access. It is said that it contains “Internet services not previously installed together on Nokia devices.” The good news about the phone is that it allows users to place Internet calls using voice-over Internet protocol (VOIP) that have been an issue with the Telcos in the Philippines and we never knows whether Telcos will be actively promoting this in our country, as they have been continually campaigning against it. VOIP is a solution for all users who frequently has conversation abroad and it threatens to eat up the cash flow that the long-distance phone company charges. One of its feature is “You can share your moments online—take a snap photo and send it directly from your device to your Flickr site for your friends and family to enjoy, too. You can also connect to the Yahoo!