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I'm going to try and get to ETel to check out this new JabPhone. Nat writes - "The Poly9 hackers who were at Where 2.0 in 2005, showed up at Emerging Telephony today with Jabphone, a service built on libjingle, Jabber, and Asterisk that lets you call out to regular telephone numbers from Google Talk. This is the power of open standards and open source, folks--they've been able to add the Skype Out feature to Google Talk without any assistance from Google." [via] Link.
"Call out" with Google Talk with the JabPhone
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jan 24, 2006 11:30 AM
Telecommunications, VoIP |
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