Two Separate Companies Announce VoIP for the iPhone 3G
Filed in archive Mobile by jeff goldman on August 12, 2008
Global IP Solutions (GIPS) this week announced that it's enabling VoIP on the iPhone 3G through the release of the new GIPS VoiceEngine Mobile software development kit (SDK).
"The new SDK will allow voice over IP (VoIP) developers to create a wide-range of programs, including multi-person chat games and applications for calling regular phone lines," writes The Inquirer's Aharon Etengoff.
And GIPS isn't the only one - this week, SPIRIT DSP announced that its TeamSpirit 3.0 Voice Engine Mobile enables wideband VoIP applications on the iPhone 3G.
More here from VoIP Planet ... more here from CNET News ... more here from I4U News ... more here from TMCnet ... SPIRIT DSP's press release is here ... and GIPS' press release is here.
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