#Isoftphone for mac
#Isoftphone mac os x
#Isoftphone upgrade
#Isoftphone software
#Isoftphone Bluetooth

You may simply dial the number of the person you wish to talk with or select them from contacts to call.

#Isoftphone mac os x

iSoftPhone is integrated with the Mac OS X address book to make calls and manage contacts. The quick one-step configuration will allow you to get talking to other iSoftPhone users very quickly. Therefore user experience is set on top of the powerful telephony engine.'

#Isoftphone for mac

This is a pure Mac implementation for Mac users only. They have also implemented other users suggestions (including DTMF keys) XNet Communications brags,'This is no half-baked Apple Java-compatible program nor is it a port of any Windows or Linux version.

#Isoftphone Bluetooth

They claim that support for Bluetooth devices has been enhanced to provide better sound quality and more reliable performance with these devices. According to XNet, version 1.4 contains technical improvements to eliminate some user reported issues from particular SIP providers or STUN server configuration issues. Using Bonjour makes it simple since don't need to add the contacts to the address book, store the phone numbers or actually dial a number, simply double-click the contact to call them or message them. Users can use Bonjour to detect other users within their own network environment using the same SIP provider. It takes advantage of Apple's Bonjour technology to allow iSoftPhone users to easily connect with each other.

#Isoftphone upgrade

In any event, version 1.4 of iSoftPhone is a nice upgrade from previous releases and is one of the better SIP softphone clients for the Mac.

#Isoftphone software

However, the software won't run on the iPhone. The iSoftPhone actually does run on Mac OS X which the Apple iPhone technically is based upon. Great Scott! First I discover Skype on the iPhone and now another VoIP app? Well, don't get too excited - I've written about iSoftphone before, and it's only an iPhone 'skin'. In fact, it looks like it's a VoIP application running on the iPhone. Now it seems XNet wishes to leverage the iPhone hype with their latest iSoftPhone release, which at first glance looks eerily similar to the Apple iPhone. Now if only Apple would allow actual applications to be installed on the iPhone and not just Web 2.0 apps, this would be a very cool VoIP app for the iPhone! They even have a nice wizard to configure popular SIP providers, including Vonage, Broadvoice, Free SIP, SIPphone, Packet8, and more. I like that it allows you to login to multiple SIP providers concurrently. Users may also setup conference calls for multiple contacts. The quick one-step configuration will allow you to get talking to other iSoftPhone users very quickly.

Using Bonjour makes it simple since don't need to add the contacts to the address book, store the phone numbers or actually dial a number, simply double-click the contact to call them or message them.Īccording to XNet, version 1.4 contains technical improvements to eliminate some user reported issues from particular SIP providers or STUN server configuration issues.

In any event, version 1.4 of iSoftPhone is a nice upgrade from previous releases and is one of the better SIP softphone clients for the Mac. Now it seems XNet wishes to leverage the iPhone hype with their latest iSoftPhone release, which at first glance looks eerily similar to the Apple iPhone. Ah yes, the hype surrounding the Apple iPhone continues unabated, including my posting about Skype on the iPhone, which was picked up by both Engadget and Gizmodo, topping my referral traffic charts yesterday.