In the first SDK, Google gave the support to XMPP as a protocol to make connections between two or more users at the same time, it means, a platform for VOIP, TXT, and many other things. However Google never intended to use support  XMPP.

Now with this new SDK released earlier on, the platform was changed for Gtalk, which for some developers is a pain, because they’ve already had some part of the project done and now it’s needed to be reviewed. On the other hand it’s good because we know that Google will provide all the support needed for this protocol.

[via Zdnet]

I never heard about Fring before this post, however It looks like an interesting Idea. Fring is a VOIP company which developed a mobile application that allows users to connect and interact with their social networks on the go. The application goes from calls to live chat and integrate the main IM like Skype®, MSN® Messenger, Google Talk™, ICQ, SIP, Twitter, Yahoo!™ and AIM® and brings all your contacts into a big contact list.

Read “Call the guys for a beer using Fring on your mobile”

If you are looking for a way to get in touch this Christmas but without sacrifice your pocket, look no further. The Voip company Jajah its offering free calls this Christimas for up one hour. The calls will be reimburse after boxing day and is valid for old and new customers.

Read “Free Voip calls on Christmas”