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I use the native SIP functionality in Android 2.3, and it works well. Sipdroid is available in the market if you're looking for a solution for earlier Android p
by tshtf 15y ago
I use the native SIP functionality in Android 2.3, and it works well. Sipdroid is available in the market if you're looking for a solution for earlier Android phones.
There are literally hundreds of providers to choose from. callwithus.com seems to have really good termination rates (http://www.callwithus.com/showrates http://www.callwithus.com/showrates) and I use them for calling mobiles in Europe. They don't support inbound calls, but there are other providers for that.
You can get free SIP clients for any other platform: Mac, Linux, or Windows.
- pagekalisedown 15y agoYup, you'd be a fool to use anything but SIP nowadays. I personally use voip.ms (I don't work for them I'm just a satisfied customer).
- darklajid 15y agoWhoa. Callwithus seems to help a LOT here. Still, like ~all~ answers, we're talking audio only, but yeah, this would help me a lot. Thanks!