Viber on Windows Phone gets an update, new UI

Jamie Feltham

October 29, 2013

Viber, a communication service working across a range of hardware and operating systems, has launched the version 3.1 update of its Windows Phone app. Now all those free calls and be made with just a little less hassle.

The update comes just under a week after a smilier mix up for the BlackBerry app. It completely redesign’s the service’s user interface and improves notifications. As an added treat for WP users, Live Tile support is now included. Integration for the Viber Desktop has also been improved, making the transition of calls much smoother.

The Viber update is live now on the Window’s Phone Store, so go grab it. It’s free to install and use.

Source: Engadget

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Jamie Feltham

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