The company announced today that it now has 100 million worldwide users
taking advantage of its free phone calls, texting, and photo-messaging
services. It's not clear if those users are actively using the service
or have just signed up. Still, the company claims to handle over 2
billion minutes of calls and 6 billion messages every month. An average
of 10 million calls are placed each day.
Viber has established itself as a true competitor to Skype, the
popular VoIP service now owned by Microsoft. Viber works across iOS,
Android, and a host of other mobile platforms, and allows users to communicate with others for free.
In addition to announcing its milestone, Viber said today that it has
launched a new version of its service for Nokia's Lumia line of
Windows Phone 7
devices. The app allows owners to place free HD-quality phone calls and
hold group-messaging sessions. Users can also send out free text and
photo messages.
To further commemorate its milestone, Viber announced that its app is
also being released on Nokia's S40 platform. The VoIP app is also
making its way to Symbian and Bada.
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