New Vonage Android App for Facebook

Enables free VoIP calls to Facebook friends who have Vonage service.

By  VoipPlanet.com Staff | Aug 4, 2010
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"Vonage on Wednesday announced the release of a new app for the iPhone and Android mobile operating systems. Users can now make free VoIP calls to Facebook friends who have the app and a Vonage plan.," writes PCMAG.COM's Brian Heater.

"The Vonage app is available as a free download, and works over Wi-Fi or 3G/4G networks in most countries. It uses existing Facebook accounts, so users don't have to input phone numbers or any information. Calls are made when the user selects a Facebook friend and begins talking," Heater writes.

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Vonage App Brings Free VoIP Calls to Facebook Friends

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