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I used to work for Twilio. Their Twilio Client JavaScript SDK has supported WebRTC for two months now. You can use it to connect to the PSTN or SIP addresses. h

I used to work for Twilio. Their Twilio Client JavaScript SDK has supported WebRTC for two months now. You can use it to connect to the PSTN or SIP addresses. http://www.twilio.com/blog/2012/11/webrtc-for-twilio-client-now-available.html http://www.twilio.com/blog/2012/11/webrtc-for-twilio-client-... As I said in another comment, I should know better than to expect simple fact-checking from a TC author. But somehow I'm still disappointed.

bevenky 14y ago
Glad you brought this out. Plivo not only allows calling out to SIP addresses, but also allows any SIP Device (hardphone, softphone) to call to a WebRTC endpoint. I am not sure, how the SDK you mentioned here would allow you to do that as Twilio does not support inbound SIP. And thats why the TC article says its a first!