It supports GoogleTalk/Jabber, MSN, AIM, ICQ and Yahoo. The Messenger supports Peer to Peer Video Conferencing also. Also you can share files with other users using OctroTalk.
OctroTalk supports a low bandwidth codec and less CPU usage. Hence it proves to be much preferable for mobile users. The software has a clean and easy to use interface.
Google Users would be impressed with its ability to archive messages in Gmail Account. You may also use the messenger for conferencing.
Another notable feature is the ability to remotely connect to the Desktop with this Smart Software.
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OctroTalk 2.0 for window mobile supports real time mobile video conferencing and video streaming to web. Currently the front camera support is for Samsung Blackjack.
OctroTalk for Symbian S60 3rd edition phones also has VoIP calling using your own SIP provider. You can use a pre-configured SIP provider or configure your own.
OctroTalk for Nokia S60 3rd phone is now Symbian "Signed." SIP feature is available even on windows mobile and desktop application. To be able to make video calls between the mobile device and the desktop, you must install the new Windows Desktop build (2.10).
OctroTalk for Symbian S60 3rd edition does not support VIDEO conferencing
From their FAQ:
Q2. When is OctroTalk for Symbian going to be available?
Ans: OctroTalk for Symbian OS is now available. It supports VOIP and File Transfer.
OctroTalk for Nokia S60 3rd (Symbian), Window Mobile Smartphone and Pocket PC is now $29.95. This is one time cost for a single user and for a single device. The license is not transferable. So after a Free trial period of 15-days, the license will expire. OctroTalk for Symbian and WM supports P2P file transfer, VoIP, SIP call, video conference and video streaming.
OctroTalk for desktop will continue to be free for now.
During the first year of the license period, you can switch up to 5 devices.
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