Previously on VoIP-Sol.com we covered the top softphones for Mac OS X and Windows. We are focussing on usability, features and call costs as the primary means of ranking the range of softphones available for Linux.
While this list may be fairly rudimentary for many regular Linux users, we trust that it will become [...]
Good news for all you Gizmo users. Om Malik writes that he has been given a preview of a new service developed by SIPphone, Gizmo’s parent company. It will work like Jajah where users visit a web page, enter the telephone number you want to call and start the call. The main difference in the [...]
Nokia and Gizmo have teamed up to allow users of the Nokia N80 Internet Edition mobile phone to download and install Gizmo on the phone, using the software to make cheap calls using Voice over IP. Great news for anyone using that particular handset, now you just need to find a wireless carrier who won’t [...]
Anyone who knows me knows that I’m a pretty chatty person. It stands me in good stead because I almost never run out of things to write about, except when I’m overly busy. It also actually works for me, if I control myself, when I conduct interviews. Back when I ran my own print magazine, [...]
Peter Csathy continues in his fascinating analyses of the use of video calling by giving several brief example case studies of how SightSpeed’s video-based click-to-call functionality can be used on e-commerce websites to inject a human element to transactions. Examples are online mortgage sites, tutoring – especially for language learning, and even customer support.
Now take [...]