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Posted by Roman Zhovtulya on November 13, 2004, 11:31 pm
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Can you configure glophone to use your own SIP server?
What I'm looking for is a free provider-independent SIP client (the best
option would be a java applet-based solutions).
Any other ideas?
Thanks a lot,
Roman Zhovtulya
Pepperoni wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>Can anyone suggest any browser-based (java applet, etc) SIP softphone?
>>The idea is to make the VoIP service available for a portal user and not
>>having him/her to download, install and configure software locally.
>>
>>Anyone has seen anything like that?
>>
>>
>>Also, could anyone suggest a good user-friendly free SIP client for
>
> windows?
>
>>I've checked X-lite and a couple more, but they try to repeat the old
>>"hardware-phone" paradigm.
>>
>>What I'm looking for is "Skype-like" interface with a buddy list,
>>instant messaging and good voice quality.
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>>Any ideas would be highly appreciated.
>>
>>Thanks a lot,
>>Roman Zhovtulya
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>
> Glophone has Glo2Go Express, excellent sound quality, free peer-to-peer,
> and an instant <voice> message feature is now in beta testing. Buddy list
> and directory is a built-in feature.
>
> http://www.glophone.com/features
> http://www.glophone.com/glo2go_express
> https://www.glophone.com/store
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> The sound quality in my experience is better than I get with XPro using
> Sipphone.
>
> The user may need to install the regular glophone to sign up for an account,
> but Glo2Go will replace the regular Glophone. The "Bluephone" is free.
>
> There is virtually no configuration with Glophone. Xlite can be difficult
> (there is a config bug in some downloads).
>
> Pepperoni
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