Skype 2.5 Beta for Windows Mobile®:

Available in Skype 2.5 Beta for Windows Mobile®:
- Free Skype-to-Skype calls.
- Free instant messaging.
- Call phones and mobiles with Skype Credit or a subscription.

New in this version:

Improved sound quality Better stability Familiar Skype design There's a new version of Skype for your Windows Mobile® phone that works just like Skype on your computer.

Make free Skype-to-Skype calls, send and receive instant messages.
Log into Skype from any WiFi zone to make free calls and send instant messages to anyone else on Skype, anywhere in the world, any day of the week. Take your phone with you when you leave the office or when you’re out and about and stay in touch with all of your contacts.

Make great value calls to landlines and mobiles on the move.
Save on calls to landlines and mobiles abroad from your Windows Mobile phone. Call phone numbers across the world without worrying about the cost with Pay As You Go credit or monthly subscriptions.

Skype 2.5 Beta for Windows Mobile® works on all Smartphones and Pocket PC phones. You can download it directly on to your phone and install it straight away, or you can save it to your PC and transfer it on to your Windows Mobile device. See our easy downloading guide for step-by-step help.

System requirements
◦Compatible device with either Windows Mobile Professional or Windows Mobile Standard.
◦You need a minimum 12MB of free storage memory on your device to install Skype or 6MB free if you are installing from a memory card.
◦Please note that data usage costs apply for using Skype over 3G mobile networks (EDGE, EV-DO and UMTS), so we recommend an unlimited data plan.
◦WiFi connection or 3G/2G data connection (we cannot guarantee voice quality over 3G/2G. You may also be liable to additional data charges so please check with your operator before using)
◦Use a headset for the best sound quality on calls.
Download details
◦Current Pocket PC version: 2.5.0.108. Release date: December 9, 2008.
◦Current Smartphone version: 2.5.0.109. Release date: December 9, 2008.