Any plans for a generic SIP-Client for Symbian 9 phones ? | Thread profile

Do you have any plans to develop a generic SIP-Client for Symbian 9.1 phones (e.g. SonyEricsson P990i) ? Is your softphone tied to your service ?

See my blog post on the differences between Truphone and Skype Mobile! In summary, Truphone believe that an integrated solution offers better usability (single address book), voice quality (no echo), and battery life (especially when enabled for incoming calls) than a standalone soft phone. This means we have to work much harder on each specific model of phone, but we certainly ...

Quote: Originally Posted by rhanbury In theory it should be possible to have settings for the Truphone service in the phone along with one or more other VoIP service providers (e.g. for an in-company VoIP PBX), however with the current version of firmware on these phones this does not seem to work in practice. ...

Quote: Originally Posted by comomolo Does this mean that Truphone is in practise actually tied to the Truphone service? Hi comomolo. I'm not sure what you mean there; Truphone is the Truphone service. What rhanbury is saying is that the phone itself, should support multiple ITSPs but in practise, it doesn't ...

From the front page of www.truphone.com: Quote: Truphone is a brand new piece of free software that brings VoIP to your mobile. That means free mobile calls to other Truphone users or very cheap calls to anyone else . Also, from the "How it really works" page: Quote: Truphone calls are routed, via Wi-Fi or...

The 'Truphone Service' comprises of many facets; the Truphone network, the Truphone configuration wizard (for phones that already have a SIP stack and a SIP client e.g. Nokia E60/61/70), the Truphone VoIP application (for phones that have a SIP stack but no client e.g. the Nokia N80 which is hoped to be supported very shortly) gateways to the PSTN and to other SIP networks. If you are ...

Quote: Originally Posted by comomolo Does this mean that Truphone is in practice actually tied to the Truphone service? I was planning to use Truphone at home, using my own VoIP settings (Asterisk, probably). Does this mean it won't work for me yet? I'm not so interested in the Truphone service for now (maybe in the future)....

I started using Truphone recently on my E 61. I dont think there is any need of a generic sip client seperately for Symbian 9 phones. One already has the options of making an Internet or a cellular call right from his contacts.(video also). Also 2 ITSP's are supported but you need to be specific as to what you would use them for. I have configured two clients, one truphone & the other ...