With Symbian’s global reach, Skype is that much closer to becoming the ubiquitous real-time communications platform for hundreds of millions of Symbian-based mobile users.” Larry Berkin, Head of Global Alliances and GM USA, Symbian Foundation, stated, “Skype, the king of Internet communications, running on Symbian, the world’s dominant smartphone platform, makes for an explosive combination. Skype is all geared up to release this client to Symbian handsets from other manufacturers, counting Sony Ericsson. Skype for Symbian can function on any Nokia smartphone via Symbian ^1, the newest version of the Symbian platform. Users can effortlessly import names and numbers from the phone’s address book. People can view when Skype contacts are online and are free for call or IM. We’re seeing around 1.5 million downloads a day on Ovi Store now and believe that the Skype client for Nokia smartphones will have wide appeal to Symbian users.” Jo Harlow, Senior Vice President for Smartphones, Nokia, commented, “Symbian enables us to bring smartphones to more and more people and ensures scale for our solutions and compelling services, such as Skype. Images, videos and other files can be shared. Instant messages can be sent and received to other people. Money can be saved on calls and SMS made to people living abroad. This software facilitates users to make free Skype-to-Skype calls to other Skype users anywhere worldwide. ![]() Skype for Symbian can enable Nokia smartphone users globally to use Skype on the go, either over Wi-Fi or mobile data connection like GPRS, EDGE, 3G. ![]() Skype and Nokia have teamed up to declare the launch of Skype for Symbian, a Skype client for Nokia smartphones based on the Symbian platform. Skype lovers owning a Nokia handset can now access Skype through their handsets.
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