LONDON, February 14 /PRNewswire/ --
-- Free Calls for Users of Nokia E and N Series Wi-Fi Mobile Phones Through barablu
-- Millions can Take Advantage as Wi-Fi Enabled Phones Become More Popular
Nokia Wi-Fi enabled phones users can benefit from free phone calls between mobiles thanks to facilitator barablu.
Nokia currently has nine Wi-Fi enabled models in the marketplace and their increasing popularity will see 100 different Wi-Fi phones launched through manufacturers by the end of 2007.
barablu which has developed the technology for Wi-Fi users to make free calls between mobile phones as well as providing free texts and free voice mail.
Nokia phones able to take advantage of the barablu service are Nokia E60, E61, E62, E70, N80, N91, N92, N93, N95.
"The growing popularity of Wi-Fi enabled phones, especially Nokia phones, provides a major opportunity for barablu. There is a generation of phone users who not only want the latest developments that Wi-Fi can give them but want to reduce the cost of calls and the bills they pay," said Marius O'Reilly, Chief Marketing Officer of barablu.
"Nokia has 36 per cent of the worldwide mobile phone market and barablu provides their owners with a fantastic opportunity to save on calls. As well as providing free calls for those with Wi-Fi enabled phones, we also have features for people and businesses looking to save money when calling mobile numbers and traditional landlines."
Details of barablu's new services have been revealed at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona (February 12-15). barablu also announced how Skype users can download contacts onto a Wi-Fii enabled mobile to get free calls through barablu.
The service is available through a free download via the barablu website. The software is sent to the mobile phone via SMS and automatically configures onto the phone in a simple operation which takes less than a minute.
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To find out more visit barablu Hall 2 stand: 2E48 at the 3GSM World Congress.
barablu is a start up company based in Docklands in London, UK.
Contacts For further information, Paul Crosbie +44(0)7970-940935, paul@crosbiecommunications.com
