6 ms·
What's the point of Skype on Android if you need to be in WiFi Zone? In that case you can skype with your laptop in the first place. ... what's the name of the
by andraz 16y ago
What's the point of Skype on Android if you need to be in WiFi Zone? In that case you can skype with your laptop in the first place.
... what's the name of the alternative that actually works over 3G?
- deleted 16y ago[deleted]
- scopendo 16y agoA lot if you're travelling outside of your home country.
- stevefranco 16y agoI think an alternative that works on 3G is FriendCaller and Fring.
- codedivine 16y agoIt works on 3G in countries other than the US.
- ja27 16y agoIt works on 3G in the US on the iPhone. Is there some sort of workaround for root users that can fool it into thinking it's on WiFi?
- lwhi 16y agoSipdroid works with most generic SIP accounts and also works over 3G.
- lutorm 16y agoDo you find Sipdroid usable? I tried it and my call quality was horrible, even over wifi. The lag was seconds and the sound was totally garbled. Was entirely unusable on my Nexus/T-mo.
- lwhi 16y agoI don't use Sipdroid to make calls - but I use it to receive calls from a geographic number that I've set up via SIP. I've found the quality to be pretty good - but I do only use it via wifi. I signed up for a free geographic number from Sipgate, and set up sipdroid to automatically answer any calls that are made to it whenever I have connectivity. I've found it's a fairly nice solution, as missed calls (e.g. when I don't have connectivity) are automatically taken care of by Sipgate's free answer service (and I'm sent the message as an mp3 via email). I'm using it with an HTC Desire.