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ChaiyoCall enables to make VoIP calls whenever your device is connected to the internet through WIFI or 3G
ChaiyoCall
by Charoensit Wongyokthong
What is it about?
ChaiyoCall enables to make VoIP calls whenever your device is connected to the internet through WIFI or 3G. This app is simple to install and very easy to configure. Featuring a comfortable and simple user interface ChaiyoCall sip client lets your connect your phone to standard landline or mobile phones.
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App Store Description
ChaiyoCall enables to make VoIP calls whenever your device is connected to the internet through WIFI or 3G. This app is simple to install and very easy to configure. Featuring a comfortable and simple user interface ChaiyoCall sip client lets your connect your phone to standard landline or mobile phones.
Features:
SIP protocol support
Making and receiving calls
Codecs supported: G729, G722, G711,GSM
Call timer
Recent Call
Phone Book (Synchronize with Phone Address Book)
Add contact from App
Local signaling (Dial tone, busy, ring back, etc.)
Redial
Speaker
Mute
Touch Tone
Silence Suppression
Echo Cancellation
Registration Timeout
Proxy Setting
STUN Server
System Requirements:
Supported : iOS 7.0 or later.This Application is optimized for iPhone 5.
Internet Connectivity: Wi-Fi,3G.
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AppAdvice does not own this application and only provides images and links contained in the iTunes Search API, to help our users find the best apps to download. If you are the developer of this app and would like your information removed, please send a request to takedown@appadvice.com and your information will be removed.
