The folks at VoIP Users Conference tend to be on the cutting edge of what’s out there in VoIP and toying with the iPhone is not far from their targets.
This weekend I came across a post that lists three applications that are designed to work. By reading their post you’ll save time and buy the right app for your use.
The OnSIP team has been working with the iSIP team throughout their development cycle. Here’s the latest iSIP review.
It’s a good start. We have reported some issues to the development team who have been very responsive. We were quickly informed the problems are addressed in the next release which is currently in review by Apple.
We’ve tested a couple of pretty nice SIP phones for the iPhone. I’m particularly interested in SIP for the iPod Touch. In August, on vacation, I was already using iSip and OnSip together to enjoy calls on our deck using the Touch, an add on headset with mic, iSip and OnSip. In particular, I made a 30-minute call to a government office, speaking to two people and experiencing perfect quality. No one asked me to repeat or gave the usual “you’re breaking up, sir” admonition, so I think this is a winning combination.