Voip softphone

[malokey]

hi,guys
how are u ??????

i need some programs:

1-softphone ......open source and i can install it in pc.
2-program for simulation mobile (( to test the program in pc))
before install program in mobile
finialy ..........i hope to reply

[JPnyc]

Generally each service has it's own software phone. I'm not aware of any generic ones, other than MSN msgrs' latest version.

[VoCS]

This looks orphaned but 'openwengo' is open source and xlite is 'free'.

[jsicuran]

It has been a long time since I posted here but here are some softphones from an old post. They are pretty good. Not open source but good for some testing.

http://forums.wi-fiplanet.com/showthread.php?t=1951

Regards..

[gomez]

How bout Sjphone, Xlite or Eyebeam.

[hlene]

How bout Sjphone, Xlite or Eyebeam.

Are they all free to download?

[singha]

Xlite is free and very good.

[phool]

Who offers truly unlimited voip service? I am a home based business so i only need one line, but I also have a team that work form their homes as well. I keep running into providers who say unlimited and then there is a cap.
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[Planet]

Now this may sound foolish, but... I buddy of mine brought me one of these things the other day called the "Magic Jack". He picked it up from Walmart for about $20. You plug it into a usb port on your Internet connected computer and within about 5 minutes I was making phone calls after I plugged my house phone into it. No credit card needed for local and long distant calls. International calls on the other hand does have an added fee. I also found out that it will only work for 1 year without renewing the service. In any case, you get one year of service with a local calling number for $20 and you can also choose a number that is or is not in your actual calling area, which could be useful for sales folks. Not bad for 20 bucks! :cool: