Eyball Chat 3

It's free and has a large user base.

Sorry, but I don't really see the point of this article. Showing a bunch of screen shots isn't very informative. Did the author install and try to use all of these applications? What are the pros and cons of each program? Why would a business user decide that any one of these was better than any other? How do these compare to widely-used Skype? Why should we read this article?

Skype not being mentioned here, even if only to point out that it exists, leads me to believe that something is fishy in this reporting. This is the first time that I am suspicious of TechRepublic??s motives.

The failure to mention Skype is tantamount to assuming the readers are idiots.
Editorial review is called for here.
I don't wish to waste my time reviewing spam.

The best is SKYPE, why you don'y nothing about.

...and all the SIP apps work with each other