Use ChatSIM to Make VoIP Calls Anywhere in the World, Even Without the Internet
Remember WhatSim?
It is a SIM card that allows you to access WhatsApp from anywhere in
the world without the need of the internet. Now from the same makers, we
have another innovative product called ChatSim. They’ve taken things a
step ahead and launched the world’s first SIM card which can be used
for VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) via WhatsApp, WeChat, Viber,
Facebook, LINE, and all other apps as a single voice communication
system, even without Wi-Fi. Currently the SIM card, priced for a
mere €10, lets users use any instant messaging apps for free.
This Global Mobile operator in Italy,
will allow calling at the cost of a few cents per minute. “It is nothing
compared to the €6 a minute you pay in many countries as the base
roaming rate for GSM calls or to the cost of calls with plans of
conventional operators,” explains Manuel Zanella, inventor of ChatSIM.
WhatSIM,
like ChatSIM, finds the best network in the region and automatically
shifts to it thus giving you non stop connectivity to whatsapp.
Manuel Zanella compares the significance
of this innovation of his with the new Apple Smartwatch. With the
increase in the use of smartphones and tablets, ChatSim founded this
idea to bring a revolution and in just 3 months rolled out their
services from free chat to free VoIP services.
The company claims that it will charge
the user the same kind of rate the user incurred while making calls from
these VoIP services using their internet data.
“VoIP calls will soon change the face of
how we communicate, making conventional calls a thing of the
past,” says Zanella. Describing this SIM card a tailored choice for
globetrotters and businessmen who previously had to worry about the
outrageous roaming charges in another countries. The company claims that
the quality of the VoIP calls (service provided via instant messaging
apps) is constantly improving as a result of increasingly faster
networks.
The ChatSim services is only available in India as a roaming partner and there are no details about its launch in the country.
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