Yahoo launched two new types of voice services

Yahoo said it will launch two types of voice, 'Phone Out' and 'Phone Out' services, on computers (PC) that allow users to make calls from PCs to regular phones and receive calls. call on PC.

The 'Phone Out' service can allow users to make calls from a PC to a landline and mobile phone in more than 180 countries. The service fee is US $ 0.001 / minute in the US and below US $ 0.02 / minute in more than 30 countries such as Argentina, Australia, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and South Korea. Prepaid cards will have denominations of $ 10 and $ 25.

The 'Phone In' service allows users to receive calls on a computer from a landline or mobile phone for a fee of 2.99 USD / month or 29.90 USD / year. In addition, users can choose a phone number in another country, so people who call them from that area are charged only for domestic calls.

Moreover, a contact list search toolbar will help users easily find the person to contact and make contact with them via IM, 'voice calling', email or mobile messages. In particular, the 'Open Talk' feature will remain connected directly, just by clicking on the icon, users can start making calls from PC to PC immediately.

The trial version of the new service will be released at the same time of launching 7 internal versions in countries including: USA, Spain, Hong Kong, Italy, Singapore and Germany. However, Yahoo representatives have yet to give a specific time to release the test.