Microsoft to Launch Dialer Android free call App for low internet signal areas

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Microsoft is reportedly testing in India a new Android app called Dialer, which is believed to be a new version of Skype specifically developed for countries or areas with slow Internet.

Naijacrux reports that Dialer is expected to debut in India in the second week of December and bring features such as voice calling that would work on both 3G and 2G. Right now, Microsoft's considering several other options, the source says, including adding video calling capabilities, but the company's still searching for a way to make this work smoothly without a fast Internet connection.

But the app will almost certainly come with video sharing features, but no specifics are available right now on how exactly this feature is expected to work.



The good news is that this app is set to arrive on Windows 10 Mobile too, the company's new smartphone platform also due in December. Right now, it's not yet clear if Dialer will be available on Windows 10 since launch, but it's good to hear that at least the company plans to bring it on its own platform at some point.