Vopium has come to the Android – G1 and Magic!
Yesterday, Vopium (Which I reviewed previously and which I used in London to call Singapore / Netherlands) had a press release for it to be released to Android Phones….
To download the application, users simply search for Vopium in the Android Market. Once downloaded, Vopium seamlessly integrates with the address book and intelligently recognises international numbers, automatically re-routing calls via the Vopium gateway. Using 3G, GSM, and GPRS networks, Vopium ensures that all international calls are made using the cheapest method available while also preserving the highest level of call quality. Users who download and register Vopium from Android Market will receive 30 minutes of free calls and 30 free text messages (SMS).
Which is very similar to the process for the iPhone… although I don’t have an Android. Maaike just bought one though, a white G1… and although its not as pretty as a white iPhone, I think its also a very girly phone – if you put a ton of Swarovskis on it!
Anyway, since I would recommend Vopium for cheap calls, and you just have to make use of the sign-up bonuses, you can check them out here.
