Wengo Announces the Wengophone Firefox Extension, Available on Mac, Linux and Windows
Friday, 10 March 2006 Wengo today published a Firefox extension for its Wengophone. It comes in Mac, Linux and Windows versions and is available for download at http://www.wengo.com. The Wengophone is a software tool from Wengo that allows you to communicate free of charge on the Internet -- using Voice, SMS, Instant messaging and Video. This extension, which is fully integrated in the Firefox Web browser, features the key functionalities of the Wengophone -- telephone and chat -- and also enables click-to-dial, a technique that lets you use Wengo to call any of your contacts, or any number on a web page, by launching a conversation with a single click. Installing the extension is simple: once you have downloaded it using Firefox 1.5, just drag it into the Firefox window and it will appear in the navigation bar. Just like the Firefox browser, the Wengophone is the product of open source development work, which has made it easier for the two technologies to embrace each other. The Wengophone offers transparency and security for its users in the way their communications are handled. The availability of the Wengophone on Mac comes at a time of great potential for the development of Firefox on Mac OS. In December 2005, Microsoft announced that it was halting its development of the Internet Explorer browser on the Mac platform. This new market opens up huge growth opportunities for Wengo. With 700,000 people already signed up for its services, Wengo has seen its subscriber numbers rocket over the last few months, not only in France, but also elsewhere in Europe and in Asia. As well as enabling free PC-to-PC calls, the extension also lets you call landlines and mobile phones, both in France and abroad, at the most attractive rates on the market: * Calls to landlines at Euro 0.01/minute: France, USA, Canada, Ireland, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, Italy, UK, Singapore, and Russia. * Calls to mobiles at Euro 0.15/minute for many destinations: Algeria, Australia, Norway, South Africa, Tunisia, and UK. Along with its unbeatable rates, Wengo is still one of the only operators not to bill for connection charges. The WengoPhone source code can be downloaded from a dedicated site for developers at http://www.openwengo.com. Wengo: connecting your phone to the future About Wengo Leading French Internet telephony operator Wengo is a subsidiary of the neuf cegetel group whose mission is to bring VoIP to the mass market. With Wengo, broadband Internet access (DSL or cable) is all you need to make free phone calls around the world directly from your PC, or take advantage of some of the most competitive rates around for calling landlines and mobiles. Wengo's products and services are aimed at all sectors of the market, from novices to Internet and telephony experts alike. For further information, visit http://www.wengo.com. Press Contact: Danielle Siemon Edelman 650-429-2739 danielle.siemon@edelman.com
Source: prnewswire
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