Tuesday, 12 March 2013
After
the results of the beta test with Libo international Sosh, low cost
brand Orange will offer its customers a new option for unlimited calls
to landlines and mobiles especially a list of international destinations
via the application.
Sosh customers will be able to enjoy a new option to internationally on 4 April. Marketing this option occurs after the results of the beta test Sosh with international VoIP application Libo, which was launched in mid-October 2012.
Testers gave their verdict: 75% were satisfied with the service, including 80% who found the application easy to use. The few disgruntled point to a route via the application more complex than directly from the phone dialer and call quality may be less stable (especially call interruption).
Other information derived from the results of the beta test Sosh with international Libon: 10 € / month, only the most intensive users of you have expressed interest. Version a little less rich service 5 € / month by interested against nearly half of testers.
Sosh: international calls
Unlimited calls to landlines and mobiles abroad via Libon
Sosh is therefore to announce the arrival of a new option that allows unlimited calls to landlines and mobiles especially a list of international destinations via the application Libon. This option will be available from April 4, but at a price still unknown at this time.
If this application allowed to make unlimited calls to mobiles and landlines in 24 destinations in the beta test, this should not be the same for the commercial version. Indeed, Sosh has clearly not yet defined the list of destinations included, since the operator uses its clients to determine the best destination list to include as part of a vote that has just begun and that ending March 18.
Note that the application Libo, developed by Orange Vallée, was previously only available on iOS, but Sosh announced that Android version will be available soon.
Sosh customers will be able to enjoy a new option to internationally on 4 April. Marketing this option occurs after the results of the beta test Sosh with international VoIP application Libo, which was launched in mid-October 2012.
Testers gave their verdict: 75% were satisfied with the service, including 80% who found the application easy to use. The few disgruntled point to a route via the application more complex than directly from the phone dialer and call quality may be less stable (especially call interruption).
Other information derived from the results of the beta test Sosh with international Libon: 10 € / month, only the most intensive users of you have expressed interest. Version a little less rich service 5 € / month by interested against nearly half of testers.
Sosh: international calls
Unlimited calls to landlines and mobiles abroad via Libon
Sosh is therefore to announce the arrival of a new option that allows unlimited calls to landlines and mobiles especially a list of international destinations via the application Libon. This option will be available from April 4, but at a price still unknown at this time.
If this application allowed to make unlimited calls to mobiles and landlines in 24 destinations in the beta test, this should not be the same for the commercial version. Indeed, Sosh has clearly not yet defined the list of destinations included, since the operator uses its clients to determine the best destination list to include as part of a vote that has just begun and that ending March 18.
Note that the application Libo, developed by Orange Vallée, was previously only available on iOS, but Sosh announced that Android version will be available soon.
