On Windows I have the feature, marked as beta, but on Android is not. Well, I wanted to check the Video Call feature, which so far is a beta feature, between these platforms. I was testing the Windows and Android versions. So, except for linux, you can have Viber on almost any device using Windows, MacOS, iOS, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, Nokia (Symbian) and Samsung Bada. Anyway, be careful because the usage of 3G will use your data plan and can generate extra costs.Īs I mentioned before, it's a cross platform software. The application will detect automatically your contacts who are using Viber, and is working great on 3G connection or wifi without major differences. So, you have high quality voice calls, free text (even group text), photo messages and location-sharing with Viber users. While other programs offer you this and that function, Viber developers managed to get most of the features, well, the most useful ones, into one program. It's fast, because it's light, simple and efficient. I know, it's not the only one who has multiple platform support, but its features are making Viber a complete fast and free communication app. That's what I like the most about Viber.įirst of all, it's all cross platform. But of course, you go for the most featured and light program that you can find. And while there are plenty of programs that allows you to do so, it's quite hard to choose. The free calls over the internet became more and more popular.

Viber old version app