VaxPhone - SIP based softphone vs SKYTEL UC Usage & Stats
VaxPhone is a SIP based softphone to dial and receive internet phone calls by using ANY ITSP (Internet Telephony service provider). Find an ITSP on the internet, get SIP account from that ITSP and use it with VaxPhone.
1. Voice Changer-letting you sound like a robot, a chipmunk, a drunk grandpa, a teen boy or someone who just inhaled helium.
2. Dial/receive phone, mobile and audio/video based voip calls.
3. Send and receive chat messages.
4. SIP based chat contact presence is supported.
5. Receive incoming calls when application is in the background.
6. Supports Speakerphone and Echo-cancellation.
7. Mute and hold calls.
8. Call history.
9. Selectable ringtones.
10. iPhone/iPad contacts integration.
11. Supports multiple high and low band voice codecs.
12. Auto network reachability.
VaxPhone is developed using VaxVoIP SIP SDK. This SDK provides an easiest way to develop SIP based webphone, softphone and IVR systems.
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Social Networking
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SKYTEL UC is a SIP-based softphone for iPhone that uses Wi-Fi or 4G/LTE connection to make and receive calls and Instant Messages.
Interworking with SKYTEL PBX,SKYTEL UC support push notification, which allows it receive calls and messages even it was force terminated.
By using iPhone's existing contact list, SKYTEL UC facilitates easy and effective communication management with an intuitive interface which accommodates multiple calls. Call functionality includes the ability to switch between two calls, merge and split calls and perform attended and unattended transfers. It also supports video conference which needs MCU support.
SKYTEL UC incorporates advanced security settings which allows for secure call signaling and audio encryption.
It supports up to 1080P video call with H.264 and VP8 codec, and supports HD audio call. Codecs offered includes: G.279, G.711a/u, Opus, AMR, AMR-WB, G.722.1, iLBC, GSM, SPEEX-WEB.
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Social Networking
Store Rank
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VaxPhone - SIP based softphone VS. 
SKYTEL UCDecember 23, 2024