"Skype, the global Internet communications company, today released the beta version of Skype 2.2 for Windows Mobile that supports smartphones and enhances support for Pocket PC devices. Now available for smartphones powered by Windows Mobile software, as well as Pocket PCs, including those using lower-power processors, the latest incarnation of Skype software further extends Skype use beyond desktop or notebook computers. Skype is now supported by over 120 devices that run Windows Mobile software, giving more people the freedom to use Skype anywhere in the world where they have high-speed wireless access to the internet. Travelers who make Skype-to-Skype calls or use SkypeOut to call regular landlines can save considerably on roaming charges."
The new beta version of Skype for Windows Mobile contains a handful of bug fixes and some much requested features, such as Smartphone support, an enhanced Today plug-in, a tweaked UI, improved contact and update behaviour, enhanced low-end CPU support, and
more. The downloading and installing of Skype is free, so
go get it.