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NLUUG: Filling the gaps in open telephonyNLUUG: Filling the gaps in open telephonyPosted May 19, 2011 6:37 UTC (Thu) by Cato (subscriber, #7643)Parent article: NLUUG: Filling the gaps in open telephony
The open SIP firmware sounds impressive, but it's possible today to just use a smartphone with WiFi as a home phone, with a variety of SIP clients and using Android as a somewhat open OS. Smartphones also have a lot more RAM and CPU than SIP phones, and if you buy a second hand Android phone it will probably cost the same as a wired SIP phone ($150 plus).
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