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MediaRing Talk
- Downloads Count: 20,529
- License Type: Free
- Price: Free
- Date Added: Oct 30, 2002
- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows ME
- File Size: 4.31 MB
- Author: MediaRing
Description of MediaRing Talk
E-mail and chat are fine, but they can't compare with the sound of a friend's or a family member's voice, especially when the cost is low. MediaRing lets you call from your PC to any regular phone worldwide, for less than phone-company international and long-distance rates. With this free software, you can also talk to a friend on the phone while surfing the Internet, so you don't need to disconnect from the Internet to make phone calls.
MediaRing Talk can also notify you of any additional calls that come in while you're talking. MediaRing supports ICQ, so you can voice-chat over the ICQ network with your ICQ buddies. Other features include a phone book, caller ID, call log, and an integrated text-chat interface.
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