Gmail video chat becomes Google+ Hangout
Available to all Gmail users, the experience gets better for those with Google+.
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Qik Premium Service for Android Users
Qik Video has been around for a while now, allowing Android users to video chat and record/share videos for free right from their devices. Now users can enhance their Qik experience with the premium service formerly only available to users of its iOS counterpart. The …
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Video Chat Coming to Nexus S via Android 2.3.4 Update
The big Nexus surprise that was teased earlier today has just been unveiled. And it’s… drum roll…. video chat for the Nexus S. And another Android update. That’s right, two surprises in one. Android 2.3.4 is not just a rumor any longer as it’s going …
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Fring Announces 4-Way Group Video Calling For Free
You gotta love the little war playing out between chat and video services such as Skype, Qik, and fring. Why? Because, in the end, we consumers win. Each company fights for an edge and looks for ways to differentiate from others. Such is the case …
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Three-Way Video Calling with ooVoo Goes Free
With 24 million users, ooVoo runs a distant second to Skype and their base of more than 660 million. However, ooVoo is looking to make strides and gain some space between the two as more people begin going mobile for video calling needs. To do …
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Vainworks Lets You Change Your Rear-Facing Camera To a Forward-Facing One
Are you envious of the commercials on TV about the MyTouch 4G showing off its ability to do video chat over 3G, 4G, or WiFi? Do you have a friend toting the iPhone 4G using FaceTime? Fear not my friends, soon, thanks to Vainworks, you’ll …
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Evidence of Potential Video Chat in GTalk Found in Gingerbread SDK
It was only a matter of time before some of you craftier readers started digging into the Gingerbread SDK. Just hours after its announcement, the first hidden gems are starting to come to surface.
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Latest Version of fring Adds Dynamic Video Quality [VIDEO]
The latest version (2.3.7.4) of video chat/mobile IM client fring has landed in the Android Market, bringing a new feature called Dynamic Video Quality along for the ride. Called DVQ for short, the feature automatically adjusts your adjusts the video call quality to match your …
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What’s Happening With Skype Video Calling for Android?
Back in May, Skype made their ambitions very clear. But, with competition from the likes of Fring and Qik, Skype seems to be playing a fair amount of catch-up in the mobile video chat department. On this note, Skype decided to issue a statement saying …
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Yahoo! Mail and Yahoo! Messenger Updated (VIDEO CALLING!)
Yahoo! updated their Mail and Messenger apps earlier today which brought a few new exciting features to the apps. Among these features are video calling (works only on the EVO 4G and the myTouch 4G for now), account sync, and multiple account support.
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Market Bug Showing Yahoo! Video Chat for non T-Mobile Customers
Android Purity is reporting today that the Yahoo! Video Chat app, that is supposed to be exclusively for T-Mobile customers, is showing up in the Android market for non-magenta subscribers. In this case specifically, a Sprint user. Judging from the screen shots posted, its looks …
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MyTouch 4G Hits November 3rd
The MyTouch 4G is going to hit the stores on November 3rd for $200 after a $50 mail-in rebate. Consumers purchasing the device also get a 8 GB microSD card for storing all that media goodness. The T-Mobile MyTouch 4G features a compact and well …
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Good News, Bad News: Fring
Multi-platform chat and video chat service Fring has see their share of good news and not-so-good news over the last week. First, it was announced last week that customers with Apple’s iOS4 platform could make and receive video calls with the cool kids on Android. …
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Qik Sees “Unprecedented” Workload on Servers Thanks to EVO 4G
HTC EVO 4G owners trying to use Qik Video over the weekend found themselves running into all sorts of connection issues thanks to overwhelming and unprecedented demand. The Qik blog is telling us that they have had to temporarily unpublish the video calling application over …
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