Latest version of Fring for Android brings support for Gingerbread & new features
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If you happen to own an Android powered handset that packs along a front facing camera, then you probably know all the great benefits that Fring has to offer.
In addition to using it like any other instant messaging client out there, Fring for Android offers the still considered rare feature of video chat. However, if you’ve been using an Android 2.3 Gingerbread device of late, like the Google Nexus S, then you probably know that the popular app isn’t supported.
Well, the latest version of Fring for Android finally brings forth support for Android 2.3 Gingerbread – meaning, you can now experience all the video chat love on your the Google Nexus S. Aside from the added support for the latest version of the platform, we also find some new enhancements – such as better audio quality, new notifications system, and a “fresh activity long.”
So if you haven’t downloaded it yet from the Android Market, then you’d better get a move on because your iPhone 4 friends await your video call.
source: Fring via Unwired View
In addition to using it like any other instant messaging client out there, Fring for Android offers the still considered rare feature of video chat. However, if you’ve been using an Android 2.3 Gingerbread device of late, like the Google Nexus S, then you probably know that the popular app isn’t supported.
Well, the latest version of Fring for Android finally brings forth support for Android 2.3 Gingerbread – meaning, you can now experience all the video chat love on your the Google Nexus S. Aside from the added support for the latest version of the platform, we also find some new enhancements – such as better audio quality, new notifications system, and a “fresh activity long.”
So if you haven’t downloaded it yet from the Android Market, then you’d better get a move on because your iPhone 4 friends await your video call.
source: Fring via Unwired View
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