AT&T Call International app helps you avoid those pesky roaming and long distance charges

0comments
AT&T Call International app helps you avoid those pesky roaming and long distance charges
Here comes another mobile solution that lets you place cheap international calls by using VoIP technology. However, what's interesting this time is that AT&T itself is providing the service.

The carrier just recently released its AT&T Call International app, which offers a way to avoid those pesky long distance and roaming charges when trying to call someone abroad. What you need in order to use the service is a working Wi-Fi connection and a credit card, which will be charged at the end of each monthly billing cycle. What is really cool about the service is that it works both within and outside of the U.S., so you can make cheap local calls the next time you are in a foreign country.

Sounds neat indeed, but how does AT&T Call International compare to the plethora of similar services provided by third party companies? In terms of pricing, our quick check shows that AT&T's solution might offer you a better rate on some cases, but it mostly depends on which country you are calling to. There also appears to be a vast difference in calling rates for mobile and landline phones, so you should be keeping an eye on that as well.

Recommended For You

AT&T Call International is available on the iPhone, as well as on both Android and BlackBerry smartphones. And by the way, the app does not appear to be restricted to AT&T handsets only, so do not hesitate to try it out no matter what your carrier of choice is.

Holiday special: Iconic Phones is now 10% off!

Our new coffee table book, Iconic Phones, is a stunning visual tribute to the legends in the world of phones, featuring exclusive high-resolution photography, stories, quotes and fun trivia. Save 10% by using this code at checkout: XMAS10. Offer lasts until 1 January 2026.
Shop Now
Google News Follow
Follow us on Google News
COMMENTS (0)

Latest Discussions

by 30zpark • 3
by RxCourier9534 • 13

Recommended For You

FCC OKs Cingular\'s purchase of AT&T Wireless