Evove's XPhone VoIP software for Pocket PC is to be launched in mid-April, offering full SIP compliancy, Pocket PC-to-Phone, Pocket PC-to-Pocket PC, Pocket PC-to-PC and more.
As Voice over IP (VoIP) is increasingly gaining traction thanks to the uptake of WLAN on a worldwide basis - and particularly so in the U.S., new VoIP clients for the Pocket PC platform are appearing on a regular basis. The latest addition comes from Canada-based Evove, which has a client currently undergoing beta, slated for a release in mid-april.
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To deliver SIP-based communications and services for Pocket PC-to-Phone, Phone-to-Pocket PC, Pocket PC-to-PC, PC-to-Pocket PC, PC-to-PC, PC-to-Phone and Phone-to-PC configurations, the client - named XPhone - will be one of the most feature-rich on the market. To be compliant with SIP IETF-RFC 3261, XPhone will communicate with any SIP compliant audio device, including Cisco IP Phones, Cisco Analog Telephone Adapters, other SIP soft phones and hardware based IP Phones, according to Evove.
Current features include 3-line connectivity, call forwarding and transfer services, line holding, redialing, speed dialing, SIP-based caller ID, muting, DMTF audio tones, push-to-talk and alpha-numeric character entry. Initial codecs supported include G.711, G.723.1, G.729 and GSM. Features the company says will be added within 6 months of release include voice mail, conferencing, encryption and flat-rate calling to any telephone in the US or Canada from anywhere in the world for under $40 USD/month.
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