recently i was browsing android app market to find a gtalk / voip voice and video chat for my android device but was amazed to see that there is no such client anywhere in the market by google, but was surprised to see that rival company yahoo already developed messenger with voice and video capability for android platform which had nearly 5million downloads when rival company is giving such a capability for free i don't know why google does not released and made available such a important feature on their smartphone platform though new version of OS android 2.3 comes with built in video and voice chat i am talking about prior to 2.3.
What ever it is below are some of the free alternative you could give a tryYahoo messenger for android:
Yahoo messenger supports free voice/video calls allows you to share photos and videos etc, yahoo messenger on android is supported from android version 2.0.1 and upwards
Vtok google video chat:
vtok allows you to make free video and voice calls to all google contacts who use google video and voice chat it can be said that its a unofficial gtalk client which interoperable with gtalk chat client on desktop etc and also with other vtok client users on other devices some of the features of vtok are:
1. video and voice calls to google video and chat and other vtok mobile users
2. can be used with exisiting google account over wifi or 3g
3. cross platform support
4. Ability to choose btw front and back camera etc
QIK:
Qik is a free powerful cross platform client and supports almost all the features vtok offers but only drawback is it does not support or interoperable with Google voice and video chat and requires registration with QIK to use their service
My android device LG P500 is 2.2 and recently will be getting 2.3 update from LG, have to see whether the voice chat is supported on my device
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What ever it is below are some of the free alternative you could give a try
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