SimplyWiFi SIP Phone

SimplyWiFi SIP phoneSimplyWiFi is a new SIP-based WiFi phone based on Linux that not only lets you make free or low-cost calls, it also lets you IM/chat using the SIMPLE standard. SimplyWiFi is a small lightweight phone with a superb talk time of 10 hours and 250 hours stand-by time. The WiFi SIP phone features a 65,000 color 2.0" TFT-LCD with 176x220 resolution.

Wisecom Technologies' SimplyWiFi phone features the ability to make encrypted calls, manage your contacts and send instant messages. The WiFi features include all the usual suspects, including DHCP, authentication and encryption. It supports WEP (64/128-bit), WPA/WPA2 (Personal/PSK/Enterprise), Open System, and Shared Key.

I should point out that some SIP WiFi phones only allow you to connect to open hotspots with no encryption. Fortunately, SimplyWiFi has WiFi profiles allowing you to enter in your WiFi security key one time per SSID/WiFi network, save it, and then re-use the profile when you enter range of that WiFi network.

Features:
  • Phonebook records
  • Volume control for headset and dialtones
  • Brightness control
  • Support for strong security and ESSID authentication
  • Battery and signal level metering (RF and Battery indication)
  • Update via USB port
  • Extended stand-by time
  • Pixel-based full-color user interface display
  • Provisioning support
  • Support SIP and RTP/RTCP protocol
  • Instant messaging (SIMPLE)
  • Chat key
  • Caller ID
  • NTP time synchronization
  • Acoustic Echo Cancellation
  • Jitter Buffer Control
  • DTMF Transmission
  • Call mute
  • Call redial
  • Call transfer (depending on service provider)
  • Call history (Answered, dialed and missed calls)
  • Preconfigured speed dial (voice mail)
  • Silent ring (Vibrate mode)
  • Customized ringtones
  • Language support
  • Backlight keypad
  • SIP account management (multiple, locked and hidden)
  • Network profile management (multiple, locked and hidden)

Specifications:
  • VoIP Protocol: SIP v2 Session Initiation Protocol (RFC3261), SDP (RFC2327)
  • Voice codecs: G.711a/u, G.723.1, G.729a/b, G.726, ILBC
  • 802.11b/g: DSSS, OFDM
  • Dimension: 46.7 x 135.2 x 18.8 mm, 1.84 x 5.32 x 0.74 inch
  • Weight: 106 g
  • Battery: 3,7V 1320 mAh Li-Polymer
  • Charging: USB/mini-USB cable or AC adapter with mini-USB cable
  • VoIP chip: AT76C902 (ARM7 + ARM9 +TeakDSPCore)
  • Display: 2.0", 176x220 pxl graphic 65K color TFT-LCD
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The phone Looks too nice.

No contact details or "where to buy" on the website, just a backlink to 51yes.com will potentially harmful code.

Would be interested in testing but the site turned me off.

Does somebody have contact details ?

where can we buy this phone, what IM chat are allowed like does it allow yahoo, msn & gtalk...

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My quries is these sip wi fi phone with sip account and cost of these hardware

I can sell you this phone for $60,
check/buy here:

http://www.ioffer.com/i/111660899

For additional $15, I can create for you account in the CallCentric, and configure your phone to work with this account.


We just started carrying a new wifi sip phone with 5 hrs of talk time, 100 hrs of standby, holds 4 sip accounts, has 10 ip surveillance settings, and weighs about 4oz. The phone also has an internal web browser for hotspots that require authentication.

We've been testing these for months using voip.ms and they sound great.

The phone's complete specs are listed on the site. We've been selling these mainly to small & medium organizations and have recently added them to our consumer site.

Full specs are at: http://www.yippz.com

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