Favourite Free Mobile Apps - an easy way of communication

In today's era of Iphone and Android  phone, application have made its own place which plays a big role connecting you to world. Different apps for free talking, messaging, videos etc. not only make the communication easy but also low mobile bills.

However free mobile apps are very useful but sometimes unsecure, your contacts and files can be used by any suspect. So before downloading any app, you have to read out the terms and condition displayed.

Here are some free apps listed, may be useful to reduce your pocket bill -


Whatsapp :

WhatsApp Messenger is a smartphone messenger available for Android, BlackBerry, iPhone, Windows Phone and Nokia phones. WhatsApp uses your 3G or WiFi (when available) to message with friends and family. Switch from SMS to WhatsApp to send and receive messages, pictures, audio notes, and video messages.


Skype :

Skype features free voice and video calls to anyone else on Skype, whether they’re on an Android, iPhone, Mac or PC, as well as IMs to your friends and family, no matter where they are. Send pictures, videos and files to any of your contacts.

Face Time :

Face Time app is only available for Apple ecosystem, but it is the easiest app for voice calling. Using face time app your mobile contacts can be called at one touch.

WeChat :

WeChat app provides option of free videocalling to user. This app is very useful to send recorded voice SMS. WeChat also features group chating, multimedia sharing.

Fring :

It features same as the Skype app but it is available for Android, Ios and Symbian devices. It provides facilities of free chatting and free calling to users.


Gupshup :

GupShup (which means 'chit-chat' in Hindi) is the  messaging app you will ever need. It is truly universal, and works across SMS and data. Chat with your friends, send them free SMS even if they do not have the GupShup app. Do one-to-one, or group conversations. No need to switch between SMS and other messaging apps!!

Viber :

Viber allows you to call, text, and send photos worldwide for free. Viber is available for Android, iPhone, Blackberry, Windows Phone and many more devices and platforms. Viber lets everyone in the world connect. Freely.

Nimbuzz :

Nimbuzz Messenger combines the power of internet and smart phone messenger into one, and lets you make cheap international voice calls, send unlimited chat messages, share files on any mobile device across popular messengers. Nimbuzz Messenger is available on Android, iOS, Blackberry, Symbian, Java, Windows and Mac. Nimbuzz Messenger lets you chat with your buddies on Facebook, Gtalk, Yahoo Messenger 24x7 for free.

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Best Apps to Make Free Voice Calls

Almost all operators are increasing their voice call tariffs and remaining are expected to follow suit. In some cases the tariff has gone up by 100 percent while in others carriers are reducing free minutes and other benefits. This could offset most users’ monthly bills, especially for those who prefer making voice calls rather than relying on text messaging.

 However, there are many free options available to replace traditional voice calling with apps that let you do the same over an Internet connection.Here is a list of some apps that could help you cut your monthly cellphone bill drastically if you have access to a Wi-Fi hotspot or have a good 3G data plan.


Skype:



Frankly, you cannot have such a list without mentioning Skype. After all it was THE app that started it all. Skype it is available on a multiple platforms – iPhone, Android, and Windows Phone. You can buy Skype credit and directly call your contacts on their phone numbers, but if you have friends on Skype, then you can experience the best video calling service in the world for free.


Viber:



Viber is a mobile phenomenon. It’s the type of service that makes executives from telecom operators squirm. The app itself replicates a dialer that syncs to social networks and picks up contacts who are also on Viber. Then you can use it to call your friends on Viber for video or plain voice calls. The best part it works purely on data, but if you have a contact who is not on Viber then you can also make a normal cellular call from the app itself.


WeChat:
 
On the face it, WeChat comes off as a What’s App rival, but there is more to the app than the messaging element. It has some cool voice messaging features built-in so you can either hold on to talk button and send voice message to your friends or even use the new video chat feature for real Skype-like video chats. You can even shut off the video bit so it can be a pure voice call.

Tango:



For the longest time the biggest paradox on Windows Phone was the absence of the Skype app, which was owned by Microsoft. Tango was the de facto solution, and it was always a very good solution. Heck, it’s still a solution for video and voice calls on Windows Phone, Android and iPhone. And it’s free.

Voxer:

 

Voxer is not your average calling app. Actually, it is not a calling app, its a walkie-talkie of sorts. It’s not very efficient all the time because one has to record a message and then wait for a the message but the user experience is fantastic. It’s really fun app and works over Wi-Fi and 3G. Like most of the others, it too is free.

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