Pimp my Skype: Top 10 VOIP add-ons

By James Thornton on 6 September, 2007

Inject some fun into Skype with KishKishBefore too long Skype's popularity will overtake that of the humble the landline, as a means of phoning friends and loved ones. Aside from the cheapness of the VOIP system, one of the main reasons I cut off my home phone line was because of the sheer amount of extra things you can do with Skype, such as IM, video chat and file exchange. What's more, it's possible to beef up the application with a range of complimentary apps to add interesting and fun functionality to the program. Here are some of my favourite Skype add-ons:

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  • Murem Sharpe Murem Sharpe

    Another terrific add-on to Skype is the new Evoca Skype Call Recorder from Evoca (www.evoca.com), Skype's new web services partner. Just get the call recorder contact and you're ready to record any time. No downloads or updates required! See: www.evoca.com/skype. Record your own voice, and better yet, interviews, conference calls, team meetings, and more. You get a free Evoca member account (15 minutes of recording/storage) that allows you to host the recording online (public or private), email it, organize it into albums/groups, post it to your bog or website in an attractive Evoca Flash player (we auto-generate HTML code for every recording), and even can order a transcription or translation that gets delivered to your email address. If you want more minutes just upgrade to a Pro account and get 180 minutes of recordb/storage (3 hours!)for only $5/month. Keep adding minutes as you need them.

    • Sent on 07 Sep 2007
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    Try the new hit quality of service a round the world and make a phone calls and save you money

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