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Viber is a voice-over-internet app that’s seen some success on iOS already, but today the company announced a brand-new version for both OS X and Windows. Viber Desktop has all of the features of the iOS app, including free messages and calls to other users, synced contacts and history between the mobile and desktop clients, and the ability to start up group conversations and so on. The iOS version and the desktop version are completely integrated, so you can even start a call on one platform, and then transfer it across to another. Both versions are completely and totally free to use.
The iOS version also got an update this week, which includes a new voice engine, the ability to send video messages to your contacts and a number of other design and feature updates. If you haven’t checked out Viber yet and have a need for a voice-over-IP client, now is your chance.
Viber expands its VoIP service with new OS X app originally appeared on TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Tue, 07 May 2013 14:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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