Viber has now come to the big toys, with versions for PC and Mac. Sadly, the news is not all good with the latest viber offerings. This has been improving steadily, and with the latest build it appears to me so far to be a very accessible app. Viber used to have some serious accessibility issues under iOS, with the contact list not speaking well. One big advantage over Apple’s FaceTime, is that Viber is cross-platform, meaning you can call your contacts who have the software on their Android, Symbian S40 and S60, Blackberry and Windows Phone devices. No fuss, and the audio quality is excellent. If someone has Viber installed, and they have your phone number in their contacts, then they can contact you on Viber. Viber, on the other hand, is kind of like a cross-platform, audio-only version of FaceTime. With Skype, you need some kind of user ID whether that be a traditional Skype account, or more latterly your Facebook or Microsoft account.
But they have carved out a niche for themselves thanks to the simplicity of the way the app works. Viber is in a pretty difficult market, with Microsoft’s Skype being so dominant. A new version of Viber for iOS is now available in the App Store.
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