iSkoot, a leading provider of Web communication services made for mobile phones, is launching “iSkoot for Skype” in the Android Market, Google’s new mobile application store. iSkoot for Skype is the first VoIP solution available in Google’s Android Market.

Available immediately for download in Google’s Android Market, iSkoot for Skype also runs on nearly all major mobile platforms, including J2ME, S60v3, UIQ, Palm, Windows Mobile and BlackBerry. Android is an open and compressive mobile operating platform developed by an alliance of leading technology and wireless companies including Google Inc., T-Mobile, HTC, Qualcomm, Motorola, and many others.

“We are honored to be the first mobile VoIP application available in the Android Market because we are dedicated to bringing carrier-grade Web communications services to mobile phones and platforms around the globe,” said Jim Hudak, iSkoot Vice President of Business Development.

“There are already over 50 apps available in Android Market today. You can view a showcase of some of these apps which include multimedia, location-based tools, barcode scanners, travel guides and games at Android Market” said Eric Chu, at Android Developers Blog.

iSkoot for Skype makes it easy and affordable for people to keep in touch with friends, family and contacts with an always-on-the-go lifestyle. iSkoot for Skype leverages the voice-optimized circuit-switched wireless networks of mobile carriers, allowing for full operation even without access to WiFi or 3G networks and ensuring the best possible call quality. Normal carrier voice and data charges always apply.

iSkoot has built significant momentum during the past year with the recent acquisition of Social.IM, the social network IM client, which positions iSkoot to grow beyond mobile VoIP and create a compelling and valuable consumer solution with a growing lineup of Web communications that can be integrated and pushed to your phone.