2009/1/20 Olivier <oza-4...@myamail.com> > > >> >> One thing to note about fring, the device establishes a connection using >> fring's proprietary protocols to fring servers, fring then establishes SIP >> connections from those servers... So, even if connected to the office Wifi >> connection, you could experience connectivity issues or high latency as a >> result of a potentially long path involved for the traffic to travel... >> >> d >> >> > > So, when in the office, whenever I'm calling someone using SIP and WiFi, > for both signalling and media, data would travel from mobile phone to WiFi > access point, then to switch, router, Fring server (at the other end of the > world), then back to my routeur, and Asterisk server, right ? > > If think I'll try to compare this with a XMPP/Jingle-enabled client that > can be installed in mobile phone (I don't know if such software exist) ...
GTalk seems to fill the bill of requirements, though, I don't think it's available on Nokia mobile phones ..
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