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WebRTC from Google: making real-time communication free to implement

By On July 12, 2012 · In Android, Google Voice, Open source

After Microsoft bought Skype for US$8.5 billion, Google has released a developer preview of WebRTC – an open framework enabling implementation of voice and video Real Time Communications in the browser with the use of HTML 5 and JavaScript APIs.

It’s possible that the Skype acquisition could mean restricting the client from technologies and devices [...]

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Nimbuzz growing even without Skype

By On June 24, 2011 · In Android, Asterisk, Mobile VoIP, SIP protocol, VoIP calls quality, VoIP over VPN

According to Nimbuzz, since July of 2010, they have more than 28 million new users joined their network. That amounts equals to 100,000 new peoples for every 24 hours and they’ve doubled in size in year to 50 million users.

Even with Skype integration removed, Nimbuzz still supports Facebook, Yahoo, Windows Live, Google Talk, AIM, and [...]

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Think on solutions: VoIP phone system

By On June 21, 2011 · In Android, Asterisk, Mobile VoIP, Prioritization and traffic shaping, QoS - Quality of Service, SIP protocol, VoIP calls quality, VoIP over VPN

It is often taken for granted that installing VoIP solutions will save customers time and money, but in actual fact getting Return on Investment depends on a number of factors.

Firstly if you are planning to use VoIP phone system for business purposes, think about how it will integrate into your existing Public Switched [...]

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Nokia SIP settings

By On June 16, 2011 · In Android, Asterisk, Mobile VoIP, SIP protocol, VoIP calls quality, VoIP over VPN

Nokia setup for SIP-based VoIP service

UPDATE: New article about SIP settings (Internet tel.) for Nokia E52 is here

Now you can enjoy crystal-clear phone calls over the Internet using the new Nokia S60 phones. If you have access to a Wi-Fi or 3G connection, you can [...]

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Mobile VoIP – the future of mobile communications

By On June 13, 2011 · In Android, Asterisk, Mobile VoIP, SIP protocol

 

The vast potential of VoIP for businesses has already showing its signs of gaining importance in corporate market in last decade including “The disruptive” call center and outsourcing who partially or completely relaying on VoIP based services for they service offerings.

The new ” Cool corporate stuff ” for the market is [...]

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Sip on Android

By On June 10, 2011 · In Android, Mobile VoIP, SIP protocol

There is a very interesting project started recently, called Sipdroid – VoIP software for Google Android operating system using SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) and it’s actually Java SIP stack contributed by MJSip.

Sipdroid is open source free software released under the GNU General [...]

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