I am a long time WM user thinking of jumping Symbian wagon with N97.
Question that interests me most is the one not answered by any looney reviewers - does the phone have the native Nokia SIP client? and if not does it get enabled by installing "SIP VoIP Settings" application from:
http://www.forum.nokia.com/info/sw....42e9-b3ea-1a852f3808ec/SIP_VoIP_Settings.html
???
While it's clear that Skype integration is there, presence of a native sip client is not confirmed
N97 doesn't come up on the official "supported voip devices" page yet:
http://www.forum.nokia.com/Technolo...Framework/VoIP_support_in_Nokia_devices.xhtml
Could someone who touched the device respond, please?
Screenshot confirmation would be ideal.
Thank you.
Hi,
the answers are both NO.
I got the N97 yesterday anfd there is no voip client, only the sip stack but no client to make or receive calls.
I called Nokia and got the answer that it was removed :-(
(Fring work perfect ;-)
Skype ist not integrated jet, Nokia say it will come in sep./oct. as an ROM Update.
Regards, Mathias
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Is there a Soft phone for IPAQ hx4700 which is apparently made by HTC.
HP IPAQ hx4700 aka HTC Roadster
Is there a VOIP Soft phone for PocketPC 2003?
Can you share your experience with me?
Thank you.
pucho-nyc said:
Is there a Soft phone for IPAQ hx4700 which is apparently made by HTC.
HP IPAQ hx4700 aka HTC Roadster
Is there a VOIP Soft phone for PocketPC 2003?
Can you share your experience with me?
Thank you.
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Hi,
I did use Skype for some time on my hx4700....
Dirk
SoftPhone is our award winner professional VOIP client application based on the open standard SIP protocol with an easy to use modern interface. With Mizu SoftPhone you can connect to any SIP server on the public internet or on your local area network.Multiple accounts and multiple SIP server registrations combined with a powerful dial plan can minimize your telecom bills while using the greatest features from the VOIP industry.Features include IM, presence, HD Video, history with voice records, skype like voice quality using ultra-wideband codecs and much more. A free edition is also available based on the same engine as our corporate sip softphone but it has some features disabled.
Before anybody replies that I should be posting this question in a Blackberry forum, let me state that, as far as Blackberry users know (or care), RIM discontinued support on BB Connect, so us WM users are on our own (as usual).
I own a TP2 which is currently using Blackberry Connect with a Blackberry plan (inherited from my previous phone) with two e-mail accounts configured via BIS (not BES). E-mail push works just fine, as it would on any regular Blackberry device. Needless to say that the TP2 accquired a PIN# when it connected to the Blackberry e-mail service.
Now, if I have a BB plan and a PIN# what else do I need to get Blackberry messenger to work? Blackberry messenger is a Java application, so, in theory, it should be possible to run it (or an adapted version of it) on any WM device... Thoughts anyone? Maybe a Java programmer could enlighten us as to what is the missing piece and confirm if it is feasable at all.
Moved as not software release....
is there any good voip apps for winmo 6.1? i talk internationally alot and need something that i can use to call that maybe just uses data. also anything cheap for international messaging?
hello,
nimbuzz got a VoIP client integrated. you can use their account, or your own...
Moved as not software release.
I believe Skype also has a winmo client, though it was recently discontinued, but it should still work with their prepaid international long-d service.
I honestly have NO idea where this should go, so I'll put it in this, the most relavent-looking place, and let the mods deal with it if I am proved to be wrong
Anyway. My friend owns a SIP VOIP server, allowing one to connect to it through teh internet and then dial out, recieve calls, or join conference calls. I am using a SCH-i760 with WinMo 6.1, so the built-in VOIP is non-functional/ not present, and I downloaded some cabs that failed to enable the integrated SIP client. No, Fring does not work on my phone for some reason. The only client I have been able to get working is SJPhone, but it is AMAZINGLY clunky, does not save my password/autologin, and I would like to be able to use the built-in Windows Mobile dialpad/answerer, and missed-call functionality.
Grateful to anyone who can help me here. The reason I'm wanting this is because I'm a money-strapped teen who can't afford Verizons high data services (and i can't find out an easy way to unlock this phone) but still wants to be able to have a 'cell number'.
Thanks,
Tandyman
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I can't find a SIP client or SIP config (like there was on W6.5) for my WP7.
Can it be that MS left this possibility out?
Strange with the SIP protocol potential ...
Mario
witdoek said:
hello
I can't find a SIP client or SIP config (like there was on W6.5) for my WP7.
Can it be that MS left this possibility out?
Strange with the SIP protocol potential ...
Mario
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Now that Mango is in developer hands, I would imagine we will see one soon since Mango supports sockets.
Waiting for SIP client !!!
I will switch to WP7 only after there is a good SIP client for it !!!
like sipdroid