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KeepCalling - Best Calling App
FreeCost-Effective International Calling Solution
Android
Emails - AOL, Outlook, Hotmail
FreeThis is a fully featured lightweight E-mail client which aggregates all of your e-mail accounts into a single location,Get instant access...
AndroidHandcent Font Pack5
FreeFont package for handcent sms & other handcent applications*** DON'T TRY TO LAUNCH IT ***,you need install the package and setup fonts parameters...
AndroidVNC Viewer
FreeDesktop169 is a remote desktop app optimized for text or code editing.
AndroidMSNServersX
FreeMSNServersX: If you miss the '90s, maybe?
WindowsSkype for Chrome
FreeSkype: Still a contender, but the market has moved on
WindowsMoondate - Live video chat
FreeEngage Globally with Moondate Video Chat
AndroidChatToInstant-Live Video Call
FreeChatToInstant: A Safe Social Video Calling App
AndroidThunderbird
FreeMove Over, Photoshop: This Web App Is Surprisingly Good
WindowsPack Avatares Toi
FreeSpice up your chats? Maybe not with Pack Avatares Toi.
WindowsEnigma Messenger
FreeEnigma Messenger: Serious security with a few quirks
WindowsKabarin
FreeKabarin: A Human-Centric Communication App
AndroidZoom Meetings
FreeHigh-Quality Video Conferencing with Zoom Meetings
MacZoho Meeting
FreeZoho Meeting: Good for Moderation, But Is It Good Enough?
WindowsStreamster
FreeStreamster: Does basic chat well enough for Windows users?
WindowsBabyWatch
Trial versionBabyWatch: Turns your PC into a baby monitor
WindowsSIM
PaidSIM: Consolidate Your Old IMs (If You Still Use Them)
WindowsGPlus
FreeSpice Up Google Talk? GPlus Adds Some Zest
WindowsVitamin D
FreeVitamin D Video: Turn hours of security footage into minutes
WindowsCamfrog
FreeCamfrog: Old-school video chat with a massive crowd
WindowsMarratech
FreeMarratech: Old-school web conferencing with a couple of neat tricks
WindowsBitVare for PST
FreeBitVare for PST: Simple email management, but is it enough?
WindowsTiger Envelopes
PaidTiger Envelopes: Email privacy for the extremely cautious
WindowsMail
FreeMail: Simple, free, but is it enough for you?
Windows