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A softphone is a software program for making telephone calls over the Internet using a general purpose computer, tablet or smartphone, rather than using dedicated hardware. Often a softphone is designed to behave like a traditional telephone, sometimes appearing as an image of a phone with a display panel and buttons with which the user can interact. A softphone is usually used with a headset connected to the sound card of the PC, or as an installed app on your phone. See also: Smartphone
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Acrobits
Product: Acrobits
Company:Acrobits
OS: IOS, Android
Overview: Acrobits is a mobile software development company with a focus on SIP Clients for mobile devices; their SIP client, Acrobits Softphone, is the leading app of it's type on the iTunes App Store.
Bria Mobile
Product: Bria Mobile
Company:CounterPath
OS: Windows, MacOS, Linux (Ubuntu), iOS, Android
Overview: Bria 5 is a carrier-grade next generation softphone application that enables you to manage your communications easily and efficiently – all from your computer desktop. Replacing or complementing your hard phone, the Bria softphone allows you to make VoIP and Video calls over IP, see when your contacts are available, send Instant Messages and transfer files with ease and efficiency.
Bria Mobile for Andoid and IOS is a highly secure, standards-based mobile VoIP softphone that works over both 3G and Wi-Fi networks.
Using the device’s existing contact list, Bria Android Edition facilitates easy and effective communication management with an intuitive interface. Deskphone-class calling functionality includes the ability to swap between two calls, merge calls and perform attended and unattended transfers.
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Bria Teams
Product:Bria Teams
Company:CounterPath
OS: Windows, MacOS, iOS, Android
Overview: Team Communication made EasyBria Teams helps you regain productivity by streamlining all team communications into one application across your devices. With Bria's provisioning, it's easy to get your team talking.
It offers a softphone that helps you gain productivity by streamlining all team communications into one application. It has all the tools you need in one interface, across your devices and can be managed by one simple dashboard.
Dialer+
Product: cd26
Company: cd26
OS: IOS
Overview: Dialer+ is a SIP-based softphone for iPhone , iPod touch and iPad
Standard Phone Features
- Fast Contact Search – Use phone pad to find contacts by names, initials or any part of the numbers.
• iOS 4.0+ Background Support• Supports GSM calls when the network is unavailable or slowly• Multiple Account Support• Auto switch to best service provider when use multiple account• Pre-configured VoIP providers list• Call display• Speakerphone, Mute and Hold• Call history• Contact List and Contact Favorites - leveraging the iPhone Contacts• Ringtones and contact avatars• Multiple incoming Call Support - swap between two active calls; merge and split calls• Audio codecs include G.711,G.722, iLBC ,Speex and GSM, Make an in app purchase to add G.729 for great performance over 3G networks• Support for RFC 2833 DTMF• VPN Support• uPNP Support• iPhone 4 Retina Display Support
See Configuration Details
Ekiga
Product: Ekiga
Company: Ekiga
OS: Windows, Linux
Overview:Ekiga is a software phone and video conferencing application. It allows you to hear and see your friends for free using your computer and Internet. You can also chat with them and see if they are online or not. It works on GNU/Linux and Windows.
More specifically, Ekiga is a VoIP, IP Telephony, and Video Conferencing application that allows you to make audio and video calls to remote users with SIP or H.323 compatible hardware and software.
It supports many audio and video codecs and all modern VoIP features for both SIP and H.323. Ekiga is the first Open Source application to support both H.323 and SIP, as well as audio and video. Ekiga was formerly known as GnomeMeeting.
Express Talk
Product: Express Talk
Company: NCH Software
OS: Windows, MacOS
Overview: Express Talk works like a telephone to let you make calls through your computer. Call anyone via the internet who also has a softphone installed and if you sign up with a VoIP gateway service company you call regular telephone numbers as well.
With Express Talk you could potentially call someone using their internet IP (eg. 'bob@1.2.3.4') but this is not usually practical. It is much easier to use a friendly address like 'bob@myphoneco.com'. To have this you need to sign up with a SIP proxy service. This is almost always free to signup for and usually requires nothing more than an email address. See our Recommended SIP Service Providers List for a list of options.
Some of the companies also provide gateway services. This means connecting phone calls to ordinary (non internet or analog PSTN) phone lines. These calls tend to be much less expensive particularly for international calls compared to regular long distance charges since they can offer local call rates.
FgVoIP
Product: FgVoIP
Company: FG Microtec
OS: BlackberryOS
Overview: fg's BlackBerry SIP VoIP Client is a feature rich soft phone application for BlackBerry devices. It can register to any SIP VoIP provider or IP/SIP capable PBX using a WiFi connection in office, campus, home, hotel rooms, public hot-spots etc.
Its much like having a BlackBerry desktop phone in your pocket, providing significantly higher overall productivity while at the same time lowering telephony costs.
Experience the freedom of choosing your own VoIP provider whenever you want, wherever you want. All you need is a WiFi network and a VoIP account.
See Configuration Details
Fring
Product: Fring
Company: Fring
OS: Windows, MacOS, IOS, Linux, Android, Symbian
Overview: Fring mobile communication service that gives users internet-rich communication from their mobile phones.
Fring members make FREE video calls, voice calls, live chat to other fringsters and to friends on other social networks.
You can now use your SIP account even from non-SIP enabled phones.
Choose whichever SIP provider you have and in just few clicks, start using this account to make calls to landlines, GSM phones, or to other SIP providers.
Supports Symbian S60, iPhone/ iPod touch, Android, Windows Mobile, MeeGo, Linux, J2MEand proprietary OS.
Fring allows you to easily switch between them, without having to reconfigure your handset through a nightmarish process.
Grandstream Wave
Product: Grandstream Wave
Company: Grandstream
OS: Android & iOS
Overview: Grandstream Wave is a FREE softphone application that allows users to make and receive voice calls through their business or residential SIP accounts on any Android™ device (version 4.0+) from anywhere in the world.
This application supports integration of up to 6 SIP accounts, 6-way voice conferencing, and allows users to monitor their PBX (such as Grandstream's UCM6100 series IP PBX & UCM6510 IP PBX) while utilizing speed dial with up to 24 virtual BLF keys.
Grandstream Wave also supports advanced SIP telephony features including call transfer, LDAP phonebook integration and more.
Jitsi
Product: Jitsi
Company: Jitsi
OS: Windows, MacOS, Linux
Overview: Jitsi (formerly SIP Communicator) is an audio/video and chat communicator that supports protocols such as SIP, XMPP/Jabber, AIM/ICQ, Windows Live, Yahoo! and many other useful features.
Jitsi is an Open Source / Free Software, and is available under the terms of the LGPL.
Kiax
Product: Kiax
Company: Kiax
OS: Windows, MacOS, Linux
Overview: Kiax is a softphone (soft phone, VoIP client) with a simple and comfortable user interface for making VoIP calls to Asterisk PBX. It depends on the iaxclient library to use Asterisk's IAX2 protocol for easy call configuration and audio setup.
See Configuration Details
Linphone
Product: Linphone
Company: Linphone
OS: Windows, Linux, MacOSX, IPhone, Android.
App Storage Consumption: 8.09mb (ability to move app to SD card. Data uses an additional ~0.89mb approx.)
Overview: Linphone is an internet phone or Voice Over IP phone (VoIP). With linphone you can communicate freely with people over the internet, with voice, video, and text instant messaging. Linphone makes use of the SIP protocol, an open standard for internet telephony. You can use Linphone with any SIP VoIP operator.
See Configuration Details for PC
See Configuration Details for iOS
See Configuration Details for Android
NetDial Sip Phone
Product: NetDial Sip Phone
Company: NeoMecca
OS: iOS, Android.
Media5-fone
Product: Media5-fone
Company: Media5 Corporation
OS: Android, iOS
Overview: The Media5-fone is a softphone application that runs on the Android and the iOS Operating System. It is a SIP Client (softphone) that enables users to make and receive VoIP calls, enabling them to use their devices as an IP-PBX phone extension in their office or anywhere else in the world.
MicroSIP
Product: MicroSIP
Company: MicroSIP
OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10, Linux, macOS
Overview: MicroSIP is a softphone that works on Windows Operating Systems. It is a SIP Client (softphone) that enables users to make and receive VoIP calls, enabling them to use their devices as an IP-PBX phone extension in their office or anywhere else in the world as well as being really easy to configure.
MizuPhone
Product: MizuPhone
Company: Mizutech
OS: Windows
Overview: Mizu SoftPhone is our award winner professional VoIP client application based on the open standard SIP protocol with an easy to use modern interface. With Mizu SoftPhone you can connect to any SIP server on the public internet or on your local area network.
Multiple accounts and multiple SIP server registrations combined with a powerful dial plan can minimize your telecom bills while using the greatest features from the VoIP industry.
Features include built-in encryption, IM, presence, HD Video, history with voice records, skype like voice quality using ultra-wideband codecs and much more.
A free edition is also available based on the same engine as our corporate sip softphone but it has some features disabled (like G.729 and wideband codecs, multiple accounts and file transfer over SIP).
See Configuration Details
NinjaLite
Product: NinjaLite
Company: Global IP Telecommunications
OS: Windows
Overview: Ninja Lite offers Audio- and video telephony for everybody, Ninja features individual skins and ringtones!, Ninja is natively Vista 32bit /64 bit and Windows7 compatible.
See Configuration Details
PhonerLite
Product: PhonerLite
Company: PhonerLite
OS: Windows
Overview: PhonerLite is a clearly arranged application for Windows. PhonerLite enables your PC to use it for internet telephony (VoIP , Voice over IP ). Pre-conditions are a full-duplex sound card , a microphone and speakers (alternativelya headset), an internet connection and a registration at a provider supporting the protocol SIP .PhonerLite supports several SIP profiles, each configurable independently. In thesame way the integrated phone book and call log are easy to use.
PortGo
Product: PortGo
Company: PortSIP Solutions, Inc
OS: Windows (desktop and mobile)
Overview: PortGo is the newest SIP softphone from PortSIP, it's built base on PortSIP VoIP SDK, allowing users to enjoy multimedia communications in a dynamic way.
Featuring an intuitive interface, PortGo is expanding the softphone experience by making it even easier to make VoIP and Video over IP calls, see when your contacts are available and send Instant Messages. PortGo features an IM interface which focuses on your contacts and friends.
QuteCom
Product: QuteCom
Company: QuteCom
OS: Windows,MacOS,Linux
Overview: QuteCom is a community of enthusiasts and developers, creating free software products related to communication over IP. The flagship product of the QuteCom project is a softphone which allows you to make free PC to PC video and voice calls, and to integrate all your IM contacts in one place.
SIP Droid
Product: SIP Droid
Company: SIP Droid
OS: Android
App Storage Consumption: 1.85mb (ability to move app to SD card. Data uses an additional ~4kb approx.)
Overview: SIPDroid is a java based, open source SIP client that has recently been developed for use with mobile devices based on Google’s Android platform.
SJPhone
Product: SJPhone
Company: SJ Labs, Inc.
OS: Windows,Windows Mobile
Overview: SJphone is a VOIP softphone that allows you to speak with any other softphone, any stand-alone IP-phone, or using ITSP with any traditional wired or mobile phone.
It supports both SIP and H.323 standards and is fully inter-operable with most major VOIP vendors and ITSP.
Taki
Product: Taki
Company: Taki
OS: BlackBerry 10, BlackBerry PlayBook
Project site:http://taki.sourceforge.net/
App in the AppWorld:http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/130295
Overview: Taki is a native SIP softphone for BlackBerry® PlayBook™ andBlackBerry® 10 platforms.
Main Features:- Multiple SIP accounts support- Multiple simultaneous calls- Call recording- Conference calls- Advanced call control: Transfer, Hold, Mute, Reject, Redial, switchbetween multiple active calls- Speaker phone support- Address book. Integration with local contacts on BlackBerry 10 phones- Comprehensive SIP settings (port binding, outbound proxy, registrar,codecs priority, NAT traversal, STUN, Presence, and more)- Transports: UDP/TCP- Audio codecs: G.711a/u, GSM, iLBC, G.722 (HD), Speex (NB, WB, UWB)- Built for BlackBerry
Telephone
Product: Telephone
Company: 64 Characters
OS: OS X 10.9 or later
Project site:http://www.64characters.com/telephone/
Mac App Store:https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/telephone/id406825478
Overview: Telephone is a fully-featured SIP client with a minimalist user interface.
Main Features:
- Multiple SIP accounts
- Multiple simultaneous calls w/conferencing
- Call control: Transfer, Hold, Mute, Reject, Redial, Call Waiting, multiple active calls
- Speaker phone/headset support (via Mac sound device)
- Integration with Contacts app, dial by name, autocomplete, click to dial
- Send DTMF tones
- Languages: English, German, Russian
X-Lite
Product: X-Lite
Company: CounterPath
OS: Windows, MacOS, Linux
Overview: CounterPath's X-Lite helps you seamlessly transition from a traditional phone environment into the world of Voice over IP.
The latest release of X-Lite provides a completely redesigned interface that allows for a contact-centric or dialpad-centric user experience, or a combination of the two. It also provides you with some of the most popular features of our fully loaded Bria and eyeBeam softphones so you can take them for a test drive before you make your purchase.
Having a simple voice conversation, you’ll soon see why having a softphone on your desktop or laptop is the ultimate communications experience.
ZoiPer
Product: ZoiPer
Company: ZoiPer
OS: Windows, Mac OS, Android, iOS
Overview: IAX & SIP multilanguage softphone is a VoIP soft client, meant to work with any IP-based communications systems and infrastructure.
Zoiper is available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux and supports the following languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Polish, Magyar.
- See Configuration Details for Zoiper Classic for PC/MAC
- See Configuration Details for ZoiPer 5 for PC/MAC
- See Configuration Details for android
- See Configuration Details for iOS
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ZoiPer Communicator
Product: Zoiper Communicator
Company: Zoiper
OS: Windows, MacOS, Linux, Solaris
Overview: Zoiper Communicator IAX & SIP softphone is a converged Internet communication tool combining high-quality voice and video calls, fax, instant messaging and presence through a contact-centric intuitive interface.
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Partitioning[edit]
I know that it is either possible for PowerPC Macs to boot GUID drives or for Intel macs to boot APT drives... I have specifically made external installations of Leopard that are bootable on both Intel and PPC platforms, so I know that one of these restrictions is false. AriX (talk) 14:45, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
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- the official term is 'Mac OS X', which I wrote with a non-breaking space ( ) between the 'OS' and the 'X' to avoid getting them seperated due to line-breaks.
I'd change 'Mac OSX' to 'Mac OS X'. - However, the installation media for both the Mac OSX Tiger and Leopard use APM…
This looks strange. Is 'both the' really correct? - … on the respective architectures of the PowerPC and Intel systems in order to maintain compatibility with earlier models.
Not to maintain compatibility with earlier models, but to maintain compatibility with PowerPC-based models. Maybe this is more true:
… on both architectures (PowerPC and Intel) in order to maintain compatibility with PowerPC-based systems. - I'd also change the first sentence to:
Although models of Mac computers that were sold with Tiger or Leopard are capable of a 'booting' functionality, the ability to boot Mac OS X from APM disks on Intel-based Mac computers was not supported.
- Intel-based Macs normally use GUID partitioning, and are designed to boot only from GUID disks. (See PowerPC-Intel-Transition.)
- Apple doesn't officially support booting from APM disks on Intel-based Macs.
- Installation media of Mac OS X Tiger and Leopard are APM media, for compatibility reasons (so it can also boot on a PowerPC-Mac, which really is a MUST, because PowerPC is also supported by these versions of Mac OS X).
- Apple officially supported (on Tiger and Leopard) booting on external hard disks from APM on both architectures (PowerPC and Intel). (Note: this may not work on newer Intel Macs. To be honest, I'm very certain it will not work, because there is no necessity for it. If an Intel-Mac isn't supported by Leopard, there really is no reason to support APM-booting on that model at all.)
- Booting from an internal APM disk on Intel-Macs that came with Tiger or Leopard works, but is not and was not and never will be supported officially by Apple. Moreover, the Installer for Mac OS X will refuse to install the OS in an APM disk if the machine it is running on is an Intel-Mac. The reverse is also true: on a PowerPC-Mac it will refuse to install on a GUID disk (because it will not be bootable, obviously).
- Additional information (the topic is Intel-Macs, so this is just a sidenote): PowerPC-based Macs cannot boot from GUID.
- On all versions of Mac OS X starting with 10.4.2 both APM and GUID partitions can be used for data (but not for booting) – this functionality is not dependant on the architecture used.
- I did a complete re-write. Please go over it once more. Thanks, ‣Andreas•⚖ 18:57, 28 March 2012 (UTC)
Intel-Macs boot from both APM and GPT partitioned disks – is it true?[edit]
- For starting an operating system, PowerPC-based systems can only boot from APM disksmsg01335 whereas Intel-based systems only boot from both APM and GUID disks.TN2166Intel-based systems only install to GUID disks. It is possible to clone between the formats.
Is it true?
Can modern 2012 models really boot from APM disks? Still?
- Intel-based Macs that came with Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5 had to be able to boot from APM disks due to the install discs, which were based on APM to continue support for PowerPC. Remember that 10.5 was universal: it could run on both PowerPC and Intel (IA32) Macs.
- That said, Macs that were delivered with Mac OS X 10.6 and later have no necessity for this function any longer. The Mac OS X install disc(s) for 10.6 were Intel-only.
It remains unclear whether Mac models starting with the release of Mac OS X 10.6 (2009) continue to have this function in their Apple-specific EFI implementation.
Knowing Apple, my guess is that they removed it; at least as soon as they went 64-bit with their EFI implementation.
I reverted this change, but I'm open for discussion on the matter. It would be great if someone owning a post-2009 Mac (one that came with 10.6) could try to boot from an APM formatted drive (containing Mac OS X 10.6??? which would be the minimum OS for such a Mac…).
‣Andreas•⚖ 00:08, 5 January 2013 (UTC)
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- Regarding this change by Wikievil666:
- It may still be that Intel Macs are able to generally boot from APM, but there is no operating system that would support this. Modern versions of OS X doesn't like to be started from an APM drive. Older Mac OS X versions, such as Leopard, are no longer supported on modern Macs, so there is no easy way to test this.
- If someone has the means, knowledge and time: I would be happy to hear that an operating system is able to start on a, say, 2014 Mac from an APM partitioned drive. And if someone is able to hack a little: maybe even OS X is able to start from an APM partitioned drive. But please test this first.
- Most referenced documents are from the era of Mac OS X Leopard. This was the famous universal operating system, running on both PowerPC and Intel. But since Snow Leopard, only Intel is supported. Sadly, there are no references available that would suggest that Snow Leopard and any later Mac OS X/OS X was able to boot from APM on an Intel Mac. Most reports rather indicate trouble when someone tries to do that…
- ‣Andreas•⚖ 19:12, 25 October 2015 (UTC)
- Finally I got hands on a 2011 model Mac mini (MacMini5,2) and tested this with Mac OS X Lion (10.7.5). It successfully booted from an APM drive. (It won't install to an APM drive, but cloning from a GPT partition works.) I changed this in the paragraph.
- ‣Andreas•⚖ 07:18, 3 February 2016 (UTC)
- Follow-up: For completeness, I did a test with OS X El Capitan (10.11.3) on an internal APM partitioned drive and it booted as well. Again, I cannot say for sure if this will still work on a newer Mac, but on a Mid 2011 Mac Mini it does. ‣Andreas•⚖ 15:39, 7 February 2016 (UTC)
Template for navigation bar[edit]
I made a navigation bar for partition tables in german: Navigationsleiste Partitionstabellen. It may be a good idea to copy this to the english wikipedia. I don’t want to do it because I don’t want to interfere. If you find it to be a good idea thou, please go ahead and adapt it to your needs. In case of improvement I will be more than happy to backport it to the german Wikipedia. Thanks, ‣Andreas•⚖ 12:39, 10 March 2013 (UTC)
Other partition statuses[edit]
I just ran the Apple HD SC Setup tool under System 7.5 and it wrote a partition map consisting of three entries: first a `MacOS/Apple_HFS`, for the substantial drive contents; second an `Apple/Apple_partition_map` to describe the partition map itself; third a `Macintosh/Apple_Driver` partition with the driver.
The MacOS/Apple_HFS partition was generated with a status of 0xb7, i.e. valid, allocated, in use, readable, writeable ... and bit 7 set. The other two partitions had bit 7 clear. The table in this article doesn't currently define a meaning for bit 7, but it clearly means something. Does anyone know the missing detail? — 209.249.190.124 (talk) 15:21, 17 September 2019 (UTC)