Skype users have started receiving emails about GroupMe, which is the “newest member of the Skype family.” As you may know, Skype acquired the popular group messaging service in August for $85 million, which is not that bad for a 16-month old company. GroupMe provides users with an easy way to chat with people and…
Skype two-way video chat extended to more Android handsets
When Skype initially unveiled video calling for its Android app (Skype 2.0), the feature was compatible with just 4 smartphones, including Google Nexus S, HTC Desire S, Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo and Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo. Now the application has been updated and more devices are added to the list. The newly supported devices include:…
How-To: Use a smartphone to save some cash on your next trip
A smartphone is a powerful tool you should use on every trip, if nothing to save some cash along the way. In addition to the must-have navigation apps and local guides from the likes of Lonely Planet, there are other applications that could help you save money while travelling. Here are the apps we suggest…
5 apps for video calling between iPhone and Android users
You’ve probably seen FaceTime and think how cool it is. Contrary to popular belief mobile video calls were not invented by Apple and pretty much any 3G phone sold out today (at least in Europe and Asia) comes with that capability. It doesn’t even have to be a smartphone – many 3G-enabled phones can do…
Skype for iPad coming next week?
If Facebook can have its dedicated iPad app, so can Skype. Apparently the VoIP giant is working on a new application that will fully take advantage of the big screen Apple’s tablet rocks. The rumor is that Skype for iPad will launch at some point next week, bringing some cool features to the tablet. We’re…
Pre 3 screenshot shows webOS Skype integration
Since the Pre 3 came into the picture, we’ve been wondering how the Skype integration will work; well, now we have a good idea thanks to some leaked HP Pre 3 screenshots. They give us a little information about the upcoming software partnership, and while it’s in another language, we still get a pretty straightforward…
How to Use a Smartphone for Travel
A smartphone is a great companion for every trip. There are a number of apps that can make your travel easier, whether it’s about finding a place to stay, monuments and historical sights to see, or learning more about the city/place you’re visiting… there’s (usually) an app for that. Here are some apps I’ve found…






