Asterisk is a very powerful open source telephony platform. I’ve described how to install it and configure Google Voice with it in the past. Setup is quite complicated for a newbie to get started. I was never able to set it up to the point for me to connect to the Asterisk server using the… Read more »
I recently described the OBi110 ATA that makes regular phones work with VoIP. What makes the OBi110 special is that it supports Google Voice (GV) out of the box and that it’s cheap! Because of this device, I finally I decided to port my landline number to Google Voice, which has been in my family… Read more »
I already discussed how one can make use of Google Voice with Asterisk – the possibilities are limitless. However, all this requires a server running Asterisk. I recently explored how one can explore other options of Google Voice (or other VoIP services) without the use of a server. Since I own routers running tomato and… Read more »
I’ve heard about Asterisk for some time now since using VoIP services such as Google Voice, Gizmo5, Sipgate and Skype. Most of these services allow you to receive unlimited phone calls for free; you just need to register the service using a sip client, such as Ekiga on Linux, telephone on Mac OS X, sipdroid… Read more »
So I’ve had my google voice telephone number for quite a while now, but i haven’t used it much since there is no good google voice app for my windows mobile phone. i’m still waiting for sprint to release the new android-based samsung phone. i’m sure google voie would go VERY well with the google… Read more »