Oct 5, 2010 13:29 GMT  ·  By

If you thought that Skype for Android was the only answer when it came to enjoying free or low cost calls on an Android mobile phone, you need to check that again, as another option is now available for those interested in the matter, namely fringOut.

Lunched recently on Nokia phones out there, the low-cost Internet calling solution is now available for handsets powered by Google's Android operating system too, the company announced today via its blog.

“You got the mobile mojo, now enjoy fringOut’s almost-free calls to any phone number worldwide. That means that if you have friends or family not yet on fring, you can call them from your mobile for as little as 1c/minute,” the company states in the said blog post.

According to the company, fringOut is both easy to use and highly convenient, as it offer very appealing rates, ending up in determining users to choose calling everyone straight from their mobile phones.

Here are some of the main features fringOut comes to mobile phone users with - Calls from 1c/min - No hidden fees - All costs included - WiFi, 3G, 4G, 5G… whatever you choose - Only data (no operator minutes)

According to the company, these features are meant to determine people to dump PC calling in favor of fringOut’s mobile calling.

“Get the latest fring version & sign up to fringOut! Then, simply choose the buddy you want to call (please include the international calling code) and dial away,” the company notes on its website.

We should also note that fringsters would continue to enjoy completely free video calls, calls, live chat and more with other fringsters or with their Internet friends, not to mention that they would be able to call with SIP or GSM.

Those interested in downloading fring on their Android phones should head over to the Android Market to find the app. The software solution can be downloaded from the company's website too:

On your Android phone, go to Settings > Applications and check the box to allow ’unknown sources.’ Point your phone browser to m.fring.com and download fring manually.