Demand More from Your Mobile Phone #moremobile
Remember when you first discovered Skype? It was almost unbelievable! Cheap and free calls over the Internet? Where do I sign up? It was something amazing to recommend to all your friends and family.
Nimbuzz then came along and we pumped up the volume by bringing that innovation and excitement to the mobile world. But we also thought you could (and should) do more with your mobile phone. After all, it wasn’t designed to be simply an ultra-cool accessory or just to make calls, but should allow you to do more.
We went a few steps further and imagined a world with the freedom to communicate from your mobile to anyone in the world, on any network, in any social community, on any device, at any time, in any way. Talking. Chatting. Messaging. Sharing photos and files. All for free!
As the lazy days of summer come to an end and a busy fall approaches, we know you have friends and family all around the world you want to keep in touch with. So here it is, the Demand More from Your Mobile Phone blog series – the first in a series of posts that recap how much you can do with Nimbuzz on your mobile phone. Yes, you have the right to declare your mobile freedom with Nimbuzz – connect and communicate anyway you want to.
Check out Part 1 after the jump. And then stay tuned each week as we highlight another way Nimbuzz is outsmarting all the others and making you feel like a genius.
Part I – Talk More
The world we live in is not only fast-paced, but highly connected. This goes in particular for mobile communications. Yet the more connected and communicative we are, the more it seems we fall prey to entanglement by the webs of communication.
Suddenly, you’re faced with costs shooting out from all over the place. You are limited to how many minutes you can call or when you can communicate, be it with friends and family or in business. As if that were not enough, if you’re not trapped in the “how much or when” model, oftentimes you are stuck with extra costs for unlimited services.
It’s time to declare your mobile freedom to talk more! With a data plan, your Nimbuzz to Nimbuzz calls, as well as calls to your people on all networks, such as MSN, Yahoo and more, are placed over the Internet and are absolutely free. Period.
So not only does Nimbuzz save you money on calling, we also save you the hassle (and let’s face it, headache) associated with most mobile calling plans. Forget about different networks, communities, platforms, minutes and time restrictions. Nimbuzz gives you more freedom on every device, every operator and every connection.
So what does this mean for you?
It means we’ve just given you a chainsaw to hack away at those entangled webs of communication. It’s a part of a changing way of life.
But what if I need to call someone in the dark ages on their landline? Or internationally? You may ask. Nimbuzz again gives you the freedom to talk more there too, at low, low costs. Check back with us next week for Part II of the Demand More from Your Mobile Phone blog series to learn about paid calling options on Nimbuzz.
Be more mobile!
Image credit goes to Mobile Marketing Watch
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