SkyStone today released a new version of their 100% software-only Skype gateway. The Skystone Software IP Skype Gateway provides interoperability between both traditional and IP-based PBXs and Skype, employees to leverage inexpensive Skype calling rates directly from their desk phones and without the need for a PC.For more on how it works, check out my previous SkyStone article.
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its actually been down loadable for the past week or more on their site.
But this version actually works really good!
Yes, it's out there, but I have to share with other readers here that I have tried this product the other day in comparison with Skip2PBX, which was also mentioned on these pages several months ago, and I found Skip2PBX to be much more "solid" and had a wider variety of functions. Plus, it was a huge difference having the fact of being able to receive multiple calls through the very same web-button.
I found some interesting comparisons here:
http://www.skype4business.com/pbx-gateway/73.html
Has anyone else compared these two?