The Good thing about Skype is that they still have a massive cross platform support for their own skype user base.ģ. I did really enjoy the audio quality on VOIP calls, when it comes to VOIP providers, Skype team knows what they are doing. This application was seemed slower to load and killed my battery life. Skype – Everyone knows Skype, but it seems like they can’t get the user experience right on Symbian^3. If this was intended as a feature, then please take it out, or allow the application to select a default network interface to connect on.Ģ. If I did not select a wireless network Interface the application would crash and force me to select a wireless network. On my N8 running on rogers in Canada, when first starting the application on a 3G network a modal view is brought up asking me connect to a wireless network. This app needs to improve their ability to automatically select the network interface to use, as it makes the user experience weird. As well they are VOIP provider allowing you to make network calls. Nimbuzz – Currently we have found that there though this messenger seems bulky this application is the most feature complete as it has its own dedicated user base, as well as allowing you to communicate over MSN Messenger, Facebook Chat, Google Chat, as well as a variety of other services. Features – Are there a lot of cool features?ġ. Usability/Design – Is it easy to use and start a chat, and is it visually appealing?Ĥ. Cross Platform – Are you going to be able to communicate with your friends on other platformsģ. Efficiency – are they efficient and not going to suck away at your battery life?Ģ.

There are a couple of things that I rate the chat applications on:ġ. There are a couple of really big chat applications available for Symbian.

We are on a quest to try and find top 3 chat applications that are available for Symbian^3 the OS Running on the N8.

Nokia n8 skype app