BYOD Users:
What are your favorite mobile soft phone clients?
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BYOD Users:
What are your favorite mobile soft phone clients?
CSipSimple...Sipdroid didn't work well at all, calls dropped and poor audio
I have CSipSimple installed on my Samsung Galaxy Player WiFi device. I don't use it very often, but it's there if needed.
Groundwire
I tried SipDroid which didn't work well at all...switched to CSipSimple works great....can even call over 4G on T-Mobile
I'm using VMobile Talk on a couple of different devices. http://talk.vmobile.eu/ The BB version (Yeah, I know but it's the corporate standard) works great. Configuration was a snap.
I've had success with these:
For iOS - Media5fone; 3CX.
For Android - CsipSimple
I know lots of people who like Acrobits.
I use the native SIP/Internet Calling client built into Android.
i tried all those apps and none of them work very good on 3g-4g or wifi, but the native SIP/Internet Calling client built into Android works perfect, fact i switch to a 100 minute 5gig plan and do all my calling with voipo over cell data and doesn't drop a call while driving between towers.
Is there no way to get rid of these idiot spammers?
I setup bria on an ios device. works very well. I would suggest an faq update just for this soft phone.
It is a $8 app. But well worth it. I have been using this since I moved to voipo and it works great!Quote:
Originally Posted by tloosle
Any favorite apps for the iPhone 5?
I already have Acrobits from when I was with my last VoIP provider. But there's a bug when I try to make an outgoing call from 3G/LTE: if the call is unanswered, the call will drop rather than going to voicemail. That doesn't happen when making a call from wifi.
The free version of 3CX is working fine and doesn't have that bug I've described above. But the interface isn't as nice as Acrobits.
If anyone is aware of any configuration I can change in Acrobit to solve the call dropping, let me know.
Also, I hear good things about Bria, is it worth the price?