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Om Malik reports on Gizmo project client for Nokia 770. Gizmo Project is the software product of SIPPhone, the download for Nokia 770 is available here.

Has anyone tried using this yet?

Marc

Is it compatible with Asterik?

Hi guys, yeah, it works great.
Give me a call, my gizmo name is Kevin_Stabel.

I’ve given it a quick go.

Installed very easily. Signing up for an id gives you 25 cents credit to try dialing real telephone numbers.

Sound quality was ok but there was a more noticable delay than on skpye. But it does say its a beta.

This is stupid, it’s a sip client that ONLY works with their servers.

What is the point?

[…] VoIP and instant-messaging features have not yet been implemented - VOIP (at the time of writing was not included) has now been included, but IM was (in the form of GAIM). […]

Keeping the thread alive

I just got my 770 about a week ago and installed the Gizmo cloent 2 days ago. I took the plunge and added $10 in call credit. Its good for VOIP although my Sony Mylo with Skype is better. The built-in ‘Party Line’ number must be disconnected or something because it’s a choppy mess. I do need to buy a pair of good earbuds-you can’t use a bluetooth headset but you can listen via the headphone while speaking into the speaker.

Too much of a resource hog for the 770’s limited memory. I think what is needed is a fast and light SIP client (ekiga port?).

I also tried fooling around with the gtalk2voip gateway service, but couldn’t get stable calls on my 770’s gtalk client (cut out after