CounterPath, the makers of the popular X-Lite and Bria softphone, just went mobile with their SIP application for the Apple iPhone.
The Bria iPhone Edition enables enterprise-class security with call signaling and audio encryption via TLS and SRTP. This makes the softphone a first of its kind.
Bria iPhone Edition also integrates seamlessly with the Desktop softphone application.
Bria iPhone Edition Features include:
Full SIP compliance, enabling use with any SIP-compliant server.
Call quality that's superior to circuit-switched wireline and wireless voice, and based on the G.711, G.729 and GSM codecs.
An intuitive user interface that provides one-touch access to voicemail, call history, speakerphone and other frequently used telephony features such as 4-digit dialing.
Support for DTMF, which lets you enter numbers to access an auto attendant.
Multi-call management options, including the ability to switch between, merge and split calls, all in ways that are already familiar to iPhone users so you can start using these features immediately.
Take the exceptional voice quality, security and usability of your Bria desktop to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch and make free and low-cost calls over your 3G or Wi-Fi network to anyone, anywhere.
Take advantage of the limited-time introductory pricing of only $3.99 USD!
View Bria Iphone Edition at http://www.counterpath.com/
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Making Calls With a SIP VoIP Device Or Softphone
Making Calls with a SIP VoIP device
You can also place outgoing calls with MyDivert, but you will need a MyDivert username and password in order to call via our network. So first sign up for your account. Calls can be made from a softphone on your computer, or from a normal telephone with an adaptor. The SIP settings you will require can be accessed from your user account area.
Receiving Calls on your SIP Phone or PC
If you wish to receive your incoming phone calls on your softphone or SIP device directly you can simply disable the call forwarding feature in your user account. Calls placed to your incoming VoIP number will then ring to your SIP phone or PC without diversion.
A softphone is a small application that works with VoIP technology. It enables you to make regular phone calls from your computer. The interface normally looks and behaves like a traditional phone's dialling pad. A softphone can be used with your MyDivert account in a similar way to skype, except our call charges are lower. Many softphone applications are available as free downloads.
Examples include: X-lite, ExpreeTalk, and SJ Softphone
Using a Telephone Adaptor
An analogue terminal adaptor (ATA) is a piece of equipment which allows you to use a normal telephone with a VoIP service. The device acts as a bridge between your existing phone and your broadband router/modem. This allows you to make calls as you would on a normal phone line, using a standard telephone plugged into a small adaptor. Examples include: Linksys PAP2
Using Custom SIP/IAX Settings for you Incoming Phone Numbers
The MyDivert.com user account area also allows you to direct purchased DID numbers to any sip provider of your choice. Simply choose the 'custom sip' or 'custom iax' option from the phone number management area. Please check with your sip providor that incoming SIP calls are allowed. Please contact us if you require our IP addresses to authenticate channels.
You can also place outgoing calls with MyDivert, but you will need a MyDivert username and password in order to call via our network. So first sign up for your account. Calls can be made from a softphone on your computer, or from a normal telephone with an adaptor. The SIP settings you will require can be accessed from your user account area.
Receiving Calls on your SIP Phone or PC
If you wish to receive your incoming phone calls on your softphone or SIP device directly you can simply disable the call forwarding feature in your user account. Calls placed to your incoming VoIP number will then ring to your SIP phone or PC without diversion.
Using a Softphone on your PC
Examples include: X-lite, ExpreeTalk, and SJ Softphone
Using a Telephone Adaptor
An analogue terminal adaptor (ATA) is a piece of equipment which allows you to use a normal telephone with a VoIP service. The device acts as a bridge between your existing phone and your broadband router/modem. This allows you to make calls as you would on a normal phone line, using a standard telephone plugged into a small adaptor. Examples include: Linksys PAP2
Using Custom SIP/IAX Settings for you Incoming Phone Numbers
The MyDivert.com user account area also allows you to direct purchased DID numbers to any sip provider of your choice. Simply choose the 'custom sip' or 'custom iax' option from the phone number management area. Please check with your sip providor that incoming SIP calls are allowed. Please contact us if you require our IP addresses to authenticate channels.
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