New: Cheap international calls on Mac with NimbuzzOut

 

Nimbuzz for Mac PhonebookThe new version Nimbuzz for Mac is out and ready to download! Well, it’s been a while since our last update but we are back with some really nice & brand new features.

One of the best new features of new Mac version is without a doubt the NimbuzzOut calling. This means that now, besides chatting and calling all your IM friends for free, you can now make really cheap intentional calls right from your iMac, MacBook or Mac Mini – saving a lot of money on your monthly telephone bill. Check out the NimbuzzOut rates.

Nimbuzz for Mac 1.1 Transfer File

But wait, there is more! Here is the full list of features:

  • NimbuzzOut calling – to make really cheap inetrnational calls from your Mac
  • Nimbuzz Phonebook – to store all your phone numbers online and access them from any other Mac or PC
  • SIP providers – make cheap calls using your SIP provider or any of our predefined SIP partners
  • Drag and drop file sharing – share files with your friends just by dropping them in the chat window
  • Proxy server support – connect to Nimbuzz even when you use a proxy connection ;)

Nimbuzz for Mac 1.1 NimbuzzOut Dialpad

Download Nimbuzz for Mac now and let us know what you think.

Andrei Piftor (Andi) on March 29th, 2010 in Mac, Updates

7 Responses to “New: Cheap international calls on Mac with NimbuzzOut”

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  2. well, it’s a great set of features but I still miss the ability to further customise the way I chat with people.

    Nimbuzz doesn’t recognise the groups I place people in, which is a major drawback. plus I can’t use custom emoticons and that, for my MSN list, is really bad.

    (Skype emoticons are alright too.)

    it’d be really great if I could store all my emoticons with Nimbuzz and retrieve them whenever I wanted.

    I’ve also noticed new contacts are not showing up… hope this bug gets fixed.

    now really it’s waaay better to open a SINGLE app and logging in just ONCE than having to login on THREE – Skype, MSN and iChat (GTalk). I really wanna make the jump but, as I said, Nimbuzz doesn’t feel like it’s my place just yet.

    Luciano April 2nd, 2010

  3. @luciano
    Coudl you please let us know which device and Nimbuzz version are you running?
    Which contacts are not showing on your list?
    Please check you do not have the option do not hsow offline contacts enabled, otherwise you won’t be able to see all your contacts even the ones that are offline.
    Let us know!

    queralt escrich April 6th, 2010

  4. I need password becuse i forget

    Shuresh.jan October 2nd, 2010

  5. @Shuresh.jan
    If you have forgotten your password you can request it directly here:
    http://www.nimbuzz.com/en/forgot_password/
    regards

    queralt escrich October 4th, 2010

  6. @queralt
    Is this Proxy Server Support only for MAC users ?
    Cause i can’t connect when i’m using internet connection with proxy on my windows laptop nor on my symbian phone.

    Er.Batish, MCSE February 2nd, 2011

  7. @Er.Batish, MCSE
    Authenticated proxy connection is not supported on Nimbuzz yet (not Mac, not Windows).
    Regards

    queralt escrich February 2nd, 2011


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