Windows Apps for Communications
Top 3 Communications Apps for Windows
More Communications Apps for Windows

I Am Listening To
FreeShare Music From Desktop Players to Facebook
WindowsGlobal Internet Dialer
Trial versionGlobal Internet Offers Comprehensive Service
Windows
Clownfish for Skype
FreeClownfish: Translate Your Skype Conversations Seamlessly
Windows
MSN Content Adder
Trial versionMSN Content Adder: Enhance Your Messenger Experience
Windows
Bimoid messenger
FreeBimoid Messenger: Secure Local Network Chatting
WindowsEagleStats
FreeEagleStats: Accurate Free Website Visitor Stats
WindowsChat-N-Tickle
FreeChat-N-Tickle: Innovative Chat with Tactile Feedback
WindowsSpam CounterStrike
Trial versionSpam CounterStrike: Effortless Spam Filtering for Your Email
Windows
Story Saver Free for Windows 10
FreeInstagram Story Saver Provides Anonymous Viewing and Downloads
Windows
MetroTwit
FreeMetroTwit: Stylish and Functional Twitter Client for Windows
Windows
DEx2Phone
Trial versionComprehensive Overview of DEx2Phone for Windows
WindowsWake Up Easy
Trial versionWake Up Easy: Sip-Based Wake-Up Call Service
Windows
iFree Skype Recorder
FreeEfficient Skype Conversation Recording Tool
Windows
CommFort for Client
FreeCommFort: Scalable Client-Server Chat for Any Network
Windows
JenausCam
FreeComprehensive Overview of JenausCam for Windows
Windows
Broadcaster
FreeBroadcaster: A Versatile Chat Application for Windows
WindowsUSB Modem Excel SMS Sending Software
Trial versionEfficient SMS Management with Excel Integration
Windows
Best 16-Key Typing
FreeEfficient Text Input with Best 16-Key Typing
WindowsTizzleTalk
FreeTizzleTalk: IM Dialect Translator for Fun Chats
Windows
IP Video Conferencing Live
Trial versionVersatile IP Video Conferencing Server
Windows
SharedMinds Desktop
FreeSharedMinds Desktop: Feature-Rich Twitter Client
WindowsSecure Accelerator
Trial versionSecure Accelerator: Speed Up and Secure Your Internet
Windows
Zig Zag Zoom
Trial versionZig Zag Zoom: Enhance Your Webcam's Capabilities
Windows
Streamster
FreeStreamster: Does basic chat well enough for Windows users?
Windows