UCX Phone

Description
UCX iPhone Edition is a SIP-based softphone for the iPhone.

FEATURES
*Highly secure, SIP-based softphone with exceptional voice quality
*CallKit support!
*Push Notifications for long battery life
*Video Calling - H263, H264 and VP8 codecs
*Multi line
*Call conferencing
*Transfer and attended transfer
*Call waiting
*Voicemail Notification and programmable Voicemail dialer
*backgrounding support
*Call recording (only available for SIP calls, will not record calls from your GSM line)
*Bluetooth headset support (iPhones, iPad 2+ and iPod Touch 4+ only)
*Customizable ringtones
*Quickdial, your favorite contacts only one tap away
*Number rewriting, edit your existing contacts for SIP dialing without creating additional entries and program specific number to be dialed through specific accounts automatically
*in-call quality indicator, see network quality, packet loss and jitter
*Background noise suppression
*Excellent sound quality, supports OPUS, G.722, G.711, iLBC and GSM.
*SIP Log for troubleshooting

IMPORTANT VOIP OVER MOBILE/CELLULAR DATA NOTICE
Some mobile network operators may prohibit or restrict the use of VoIP functionality over their network and may also impose additional fees, or other charges in connection with VoIP. You agree to learn and abide by your cellular carrier's network restrictions. UCX BVBA will not be held liable for any charges, fees or liability imposed by your carrier for use of VoIP over Mobile/Cellular Data.

Emergency Calls
UCX BVBA’s mobile products provide handling designed to redirect emergency calls to the Native Cellular Dialer when possible on a best reasonable commercial efforts basis, however this functionality is also dependent on the operating system of the mobile phone which is outside of our control and subject to change at any time. As a result, the official position of UCX BVBA is that UCX BVBA’s Softphone product is not intended, designed, or fit for placing, carrying or supporting Emergency Calls. UCX BVBA will not be liable for any costs or damages arising either directly or indirectly from the use of the software for Emergency Calls.