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Posted by jfs101 Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 765 days ago

Hey Kevin, maybe the developers that work for Skype could use this to give us a GSM version. Or do they have an exclusive deal with Verizon for a certain period of time and that's the reason for not having a GSM version???

 
 
Posted by gafly Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 765 days ago

Skype has an exclusivity agreement with Verizon. Regardless, it would be AWESOME if Skype used this engine to allow true VoIP on Verizon and eventually on the other carriers.

 
 
Posted by Shoftiel37 Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 765 days ago

Looks awesome!

 
 
Posted by CustomGrain Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 765 days ago

Pretty sweet.

 
 
Posted by wc4482 Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 765 days ago

Did anyone else think they were the same person? Are they twins?

 
 
Posted by 312 Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 765 days ago

Glad I wasn't the only one. LOL

Awesome product! I wish Toktkumi would get their ass in gear and adopt some of this new technology.

 
 
Posted by diegonei Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 765 days ago

I'm sold. How much?

 
 
Posted by meCka Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 765 days ago

So how do u choose which # u want to call??

 
 
Posted by Azothyran Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 764 days ago

This is not an application...this is an SDK, a platform for software development. This means that someone can MAKE an application out of this platform.

 
 
Posted by paspals Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 765 days ago

must admit that this is 1 thing that makes me show emotion, just a little bit, since i dont have almost any....
And in a good way...
Hope this will finaly help developers to make real skype, fring etc, wich every user eagerly expect...
And RIM should have put VoIP capabilities in their phones like 6 years ago...
Still, the last 2 days excellent news- flash, OS 6.0. VoIP engine... Maybe RIM will catch up with the others by the end of the year...

 
 
Posted by Green_Laser Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 765 days ago

good work guys

 
 
Posted by jsciiijd Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 765 days ago

Asterisk is a small PBX that you can run on any Linux system.
You could by PCI phone cards and plug in regular phones, but...

Asterisk will work with SIP phones wirelessly. But SIP phones are expensive. But they are about to become much cheaper. We can just use our wifi equipped blackberries. (I am eligible for an upgrade, so this time I'll get a model with wifi.)

One great way to implement Asterisk is to install OpenWrt on an old home wifi router, such as a WRT54G. See:

http://lestblood.imagodirt.net/archives/83-Asterisk-on-OpenWRT.html

Jamie

 
 
Posted by shlee Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 765 days ago

But its kind of freaking me out is it the same dude?! lol

 
 
Posted by robmi Tuesday, Dec 07, 2010 534 days ago

Dear all,

we finally completed our work on a full SIP client using the SDK above. It is a generic SIP client you can use with any SIP PBX or VoIP provider.

More infos at

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