Loudtalks v0.9.0.47 Updated 2-24-9

[jdesola]

Compusmurf, how does it do? I've got a buddy with a Mogul... think its worth playing around with? It is free, right?

[mizzle80]

Originally Posted by Compusmurf

My buddy and I've installed it for testing. Tho since I don't know you, I'm not sharing my user id.

not like i'm gonna stalk ya or something...lol...but no problem

Originally Posted by jdesola

Compusmurf, how does it do? I've got a buddy with a Mogul... think its worth playing around with? It is free, right?

i've got it installed on my TP and my mom's Diamond...we use it, its worth looking at...not a bad application at all...its completely free
i think the ability to ignore a request for a new friend would be a great feature to have though.

[InvincibleLiving]

Another great PTT app was updated today... enjoy!



Description:
Loudtalks brings free push-to-talk for PC and Windows Mobile. It is an instant voice [COLOR=#ff00ff! important][COLOR=#ff00ff! important]communication[/COLOR][/COLOR] for personal use. Great to keep in touch with friends, family or online game teammates.

Use Loudtalks Lite for Windows Mobile to turn your handheld into real walkie talkie!
Features:

• Fast.
  Loudtalks conversations are nearly as fast as face-to-face and possibly the fastest way to communicate online.
• Easy to use.
  To start talking you just push F7. It works even when the application is minimized.
• One to many.
  With Loudtalks you can voice message two, three or even a hundred people simultaniously.
• Voice history.
  Re-play your conversations when you want from the voice history.
• Lightweight.
  We hate bloated software. Loudtalks setup for Windows is under 2 Mb and the program takes up little [COLOR=#ff00ff! important][COLOR=#ff00ff! important]system[/COLOR][/COLOR] resources and memory.
• Automatic.
  In the most cases you don't have to configure anything to start using Loudtalks.
• Loud.
  Unlike traditional VoIP applications you don't have to use a headset with Loudtalks. Just plug-in a microphone (or use a built-in one) and play the sound via speakers. That's much more convinient.
• Portable.
  When installed on USB thumbdrive Loudtalks will recognize that and will work in portable mode leaving no trace on host computers.
• Mobile.
  Use Loudtalks for Windows Mobile to turn your handheld into two-way radio!
• Multilingual.
  Loudtalks has been translated to 11 languages. More translations will be added over time.
• [COLOR=#ff00ff! important][COLOR=#ff00ff! important]3G[/COLOR][/COLOR] and EDGE compartible.
  Loudtalks works great over WiFi and 3G (EV-DO), and even could be used on EDGE.

How can I use Loudtalks Lite?
- Talk to your online friends anytime with a single button push.
- Get an unfair advantage during online games.
- Use it as your own PA system at your home or office.

[pastert33]

I'd be willing to do this! Seems pretty cool! When readylink first came out for sprint, a forum I use to go to started a thread like this.

[mizzle80]

^^^^yeah I met some really cool people on blackberry messenger when I had it and considering its not online all of the time you don't have to talk to people when you don't want to...

[Yibrushn]

How does one get Loudtalks?

[thacounty]

Good idea, illtry this app n come back w my userid soon, tho it will prob mirror my ppcgeeks userid. I like the ppcgeeks group on palringo too, its pretty sweet.

[Compusmurf]

It works. It would be nicer if I could use my BT headset with it instead of the actual TP speaker and mic.

[WarChild]

Originally Posted by Compusmurf

My buddy and I've installed it for testing. Tho since I don't know you, I'm not sharing my user id.

lol +1

[tpeazy]

Originally Posted by mizzle80

so I used to use blackberrys and enjoyed the "ping" service they had to communicate with other blackberry users and the forums....I see that WinMo has Loudtalks and i was wondering who all has it installed and who be interested in starting a thread that includes their username on LoudTalks so that other users could communicate with them...I know kinda lame, but just a thought

Has anyone here tried Palringo. It is a pretty robust little app, but I didn't like the battery drain. Does LoudTalks drain the battery significantly?

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