Skype wirelessly anywhere in a cost-effective way IM+ for Skype Software enables voice and text communication with other Skype users and provides cost-effective calling to landlines and mobiles. No huge data traffic for calls! IM+ for Skype Software works worldwide in any 3G/GSM/CDMA network and is not dependent on WiFi zones. We are pleased to invite you to participate in the beta round and experience more and better features than ever before. The commercial version of the product is launching at 28 of June.

Call Skype users from any Java, Symbian S60 v2 or UIQ mobile. With IM+ for Skype Software you can talk with other Skype users all over the world. Enjoy high quality of voice communication - clear sound, no delays even for long-distance calls! Make cost-effective calls to any destination. IM+ for Skype Software is based on SkypeOut service that allows users to make and receive calls for extremely low fees. See who is online and chat with Skype users. Have conversations with other users who are logged in with their Skype accounts on PC. Text messaging is cost effective way to say something instead of sending an SMS. One Time Fee, all updates included. One time fee for the commersial version of the application, no monthly or annual subscription.
By purchasing IM+ for Skype Software users are entitled to all products upgrades. Saving with IM+: Cost effective mobile telephony.

See how you can save:

§ Example 1: Call from UK Vodafone phone to PC with Skype. Let’s say Mary is on IM+ for Skype Software, lives in UK and her carrier is Vodafone. Mary wants to call her friend who has Skype on her PC. SkypeOut rate will be equal to destination rate for calling to UK Vodafone of €0.205 per minute plus the connection fee rate (€ 0.039). § Example 2: Call from UK Vodafone phone to landline in USA. Let’s say Mary is on IM+ for Skype Software, lives in UK and her carrier is Vodafone. Mary wants to call her college friend who lives in USA, Florida to her phone number. To calculate the SkypeOut rate, just add the destination rate for calling to to UK Vodafone (€0.205) and the destination rate to call to USA (€0.017). So the rate to call from USA to UK via IM+ is €0.222 per minute plus the double connection fee rate (€0.078).

You can save even more by using ANY landline number instead of mobile!

SkypeOut tariffs to landlines and mobiles are different and in most cases calling to mobile is much more expensive than calling to landlines. You can enter any landline number (it can be the phone number of a friend you came to visit, or even a phone number of a local restaurant) in the Call Back field in IM+ and the call will be forwarded to the number you indicate. § Example 3: Call from UK Vodafone phone to landline in USA with Call Back to landline. Let’s say Mary is on IM+ for Skype Software, lives in UK and her carrier is Vodafone. Mary wants to call her college friend who lives in USA, Florida to her phone number. To make the most economy call Mary enters the landline UK number of her Mother in the Call Back field. Now the rate will include the destination rate for calling to to UK landline (€ 0.017) and the destination rate to call to USA (€ 0.017). So the rate to call from USA to UK via IM+ is € 0.034 per minute plus the double connection fee rate ( €0.078). The commersial version of the product is launching at 28 of June! License codes which you are receiving during the product purchase are absolutelly compatible for all next versions. System Requirements:

• any Java powered, Symbian S60v2 or UIQ mobile device connected to Internet;
• SkypeOut credits for voice communications.

SkypeOut is your personal account where you can add Skype credit to make and receive calls in IM+ for Skype Software. Skype credit is necessary for any incoming or outgoing calls. You can get SkypeOut on the official Skype website. You should not assume that this application have been endorsed or certified by Skype in any way. Third party trademarks, trade names, product names and logos may be the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.