Download PortSIP Pangolin VOIP Softphone for Windows Mobile
I have found a better VOIP client for windows. It's free and supports both win5 and win6 for mobile. It also has an option to have the calls to be heard on earphone. Please tick this when you sign in to your sip login. The issue of sound coming through speaker in case of HTC TILT and other win phones is thus overcome.
When the call is being connected, you may want to click on the speaker icon and again click on it so that the sound would come through the earpiece.
Other features that the phone client has which I did not checkout are: 1. Call transfer. 2. Call recording.
Good part is that if you have multiple sip accounts it saves your sip login and config information for each sip userid as a dropdown list. You just have to select the relevant account and click on login.
The url to download the free client:
Win5 Client
Win6 Client
They also offer a PC based VOIP softphone if mobile voip is too geeky for you :-)
I observed that we need to manually type the phone number to call. The calls go through 3G in case of USA and the voice quality is very good.
Happy calling. I am very happy with PortSip and would recommend you to try it out too!
Source: voipguide.blogspot.com
When the call is being connected, you may want to click on the speaker icon and again click on it so that the sound would come through the earpiece.
Other features that the phone client has which I did not checkout are: 1. Call transfer. 2. Call recording.
Good part is that if you have multiple sip accounts it saves your sip login and config information for each sip userid as a dropdown list. You just have to select the relevant account and click on login.
The url to download the free client:
Win5 Client
Win6 Client
They also offer a PC based VOIP softphone if mobile voip is too geeky for you :-)
I observed that we need to manually type the phone number to call. The calls go through 3G in case of USA and the voice quality is very good.
Happy calling. I am very happy with PortSip and would recommend you to try it out too!
Source: voipguide.blogspot.com
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