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Oovoo like Skype is a peer-to-peer Internet telephony service. Phone calls from Oovoo to Oovoo is free and they charge a low fee for calls made from Oovoo to mobile or landline numbers. Oovoo was found in 2007, 4 years after Skype was found. But Oovoo is catching up due to a lot of factors like ease of use, improved video quality and sensible controlled ad delivery. Recently, Oovoo has featured a survey done by a third party vendor claiming that 8 of 10 Skype users prefer using Oovoo now.

One good thing about internet video calling is that it is free. As you know by now Oovoo too gives a free service. Also, you can do group video calling upto 3 persons free at a time and upto 6 persons for a little fee. Oovoo has a host of features stating like desktop sharing, send file upto 25 GB, video call recording, video messages, text messages etc. The video quality in Oovoo is HD. But please note that for free account features like call recording and desktop sharing are not available. Also, ads are featured in paid accounts and they provide phone minutes per month. Video message for free account is only for 1 minute and for paid accounts it is 5 – 10 minutes. On your free account you can send only upto 5 GB file at a time wheres in paid account it is 20 – 25 GB.

They also have pay per usage plan where you can buy credits from Oovoo. For an extra person its cost $0.10/minute. Oovoo is also available for your smart phone. All you have to do is download the software and install it on your phone. The software is customized for different phone and they are available for free download from the Oovoo.com. Oovoo for desktop PC, Mac and laptop are also available for free. Do check the system requirements before downloading OoVoo video calling client. To use Oovoo you would require a computer, a webcam and a headset.

Website: www.oovoo.com

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